Have you ever felt like a song just gets you—without needing any words? That’s the power of music. It speaks straight to the heart, lifting your mood when you’re down, or making a good day even better. For me, music isn’t just sound—it's a best friend, a mood booster, and a peaceful escape when life gets loud. Let’s dive into why music is more than just background noise—it's a universal language that everyone understands. This essay will discuss the ways in which music can influence our mood.
Music is an art form that uses organized sounds to create a mix of melody, rhythm, and emotion. It’s a universal part of every culture, found in every corner of the world. Whether through singing, instruments, or both, music has the power to make us feel something deep inside, tell stories, and bring people together.
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I believe, music is the universal language which everybody would understand. For me, music is like a friend who understands you without asking questions, I need it when my mind is noisy and need something peaceful and I think music has a powerful pull on us because it taps directly into our emotions, it can make us feel happy, nostalgic, energized, or comforted. There’s something almost magical about the way certain rhythms and melodies just click with our feelings, that magic comes from how our brains are naturally wired to recognize patterns, and music is full of them. The structure of a song, its repeating sections, consistent rhythms, and familiar melodies gives our minds something to latch onto.
Music stays popular across all ages because it connects with people on an emotional level. Whether it’s about love, heartbreak, joy, or nostalgia, everyone can relate to the feelings behind a good song. Based on the research, K-pop songs is mostly listened for 12 years until 30 years old, but people with all ages can enjoy them too. Catchy melodies and simple, meaningful lyrics can make songs easy to remember and enjoy. if you know why Die with A Smile is the first top list global in Spotify, it because some of people connect with its theme of finding peace and meaning in life. It also has a mixed deep feeling with a powerful message. Music also plays a big part in life moments like weddings, parties, or just late-night drives, so it often holds special memories. In my opinion older songs that keep coming back through remixes, covers, or samples by new artists, making them feel fresh again.
Music that lifts your mood usually has a fun, upbeat rhythm, positive lyrics, and an overall feel-good energy. Genres like pop, dance, funk, reggae, indie pop/rock and hip-hop are often great for this because they’re full of catchy tunes and good vibes. These types of music can make you feel happier, more energized, or just help shake off a bad day. But at the end of the day, the kind of music that works best really depends on your personal taste, what makes one person feel good might not have the same effect on someone else. Even calming music like instrumental or classical can be surprisingly uplifting if they help you relax and clear your mind. The key is finding the sound that speaks to you and lifts your spirits, you can try to know your MBTI first and then search on some websites that can recommend your music type based on your MBTI. But I prefer to try to listen to every song, not just the pop one, so I can see what music genre that can speak to me!
In conclusion, music is a powerful emotional language that connects with people of all ages and personalities. It helps us express feelings, brings back memories, and lifts our mood—whether it's through pop, classical, or K-pop. In the end, the best music is the one that speaks to your heart and helps you feel understood.
Written by : Ica
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Ica is a 14-year-old creative soul who loves to spend her time drawing and writing stories from her vivid imagination. Despite her fear of cats, she’s fearless in chasing her dreams. Ica has proudly completed six consecutive years of Tahfeez graduation and was selected to represent her school in the Science Olympiad. One day, she hopes to open her own cozy coffee shop—built from her hard work and passion.



