Live musical performances speak to the soul, stimulating the brain in ways more powerful than listening to a recorded tune does, new research finds.

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Nothing else stimulates all facets of your brain, like music, and you feel it throughout your body. This is your brain on music. Music benefits your brain more than any other activity.

Music stimulates neuroplasticity, enhances brain recovery, and normalizes stress responses for many people with traumatic injuries.

Music actively rewires neural pathways and triggers emotional responses more effectively than meditation, offering easier access to brain-boosting benefits.

Music can have wide-ranging effects on the brain, impacting everything from cognitive performance to stress levels.

Listening to music instantly impacts your mood, and it’s also been tied to brain health. "Engaging with various styles of music has been shown to have multifaceted effects on both emotional and ...