For as long as humans have pounded drums and plucked strings, listening to music has affected people’s sense of well-being, lifting their spirits and — as new research shows — calming their nerves.

And while music to prompt focus and calm can also be beneficial for neurotypical people, those with ADHD may especially benefit. “Science indicates that music itself is very reg ...

Learn how to use music as meditation to improve your mental health. Add more music to your life with this guide. Hedy Phillips is a freelance lifestyle writer based in New York. While she's not ...

In advertising, we wield the power of music to create emotional connections and influence purchases. “I’d like to teach the world to sing” (Coke) and “Give me a break…” (Kit Kat) are just two ditties ...

ChatGPT now supports Apple Music, giving subscribers a new way to discover and save music through conversation. Here's how to ...

AIVA is an AI-powered music creation tool that allows you to generate new songs in more than 250 different styles. It is available as a web version and a Desktop app. Its simple UI makes it easy for ...

For years, YouTube has had a pain point in serving its thousands of content creators: Licensing music in videos is a headache. For the largest video-sharing platform on Earth — particularly as it’s ...