👂 MIDORI TAKADA [Media]

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✚ Memory enhancement: Music can activate the hippocampus, a region linked to long-term memory. It is used in the treatment of conditions like Alzheimer’s to help retrieve buried memories.
✚ Attention and concentration: Certain types of music—especially instrumental or ambient—can improve concentration by reducing internal distractions.
✚ Learning: Music activates both hemispheres of the brain, which can facilitate learning, particularly of languages or mathematics.
✚ Dopamine release: Like food, sex, or drugs, music can trigger the release of dopamine, a molecule associated with pleasure.
✚ Mood regulation: Music acts on the amygdala and can reduce anxiety, soothe depression, or, on the contrary, stimulate energy.
✚ Catharsis: Dark or intense music can help express or release buried emotions.
✚ Neuroplasticity: In musicians, the brain develops new connections, particularly between motor, auditory, and visual areas.
✚ Brainwave synchronization: Music can induce altered states of consciousness (deep relaxation, trance, flow) by entraining brain rhythms (alpha, theta, etc.).
✚ Cortisol reduction: Some music reduces cortisol levels (the stress hormone).
✚ Modulation of heart rate and breathing: Music can lead to a slowing or acceleration of bodily rhythms.
✚ Immune system boost: This effect is observed in music therapy practices.

TRANS+FUTURE RADIO

👂 MIDORI TAKADA [Media]

🚀 BRIAN ENO [Ambient]

🎧 EIKO ISHIBASHI [Avant-Garde Jazz]

📢 ELECTRONIC GIRL POWER! [Theme]

🎧 NILS FRAHM [Contemporary Electronic]

📢 HUMACHINE [Theme]

🤖 FRONT LINE ASSEMBLY [Electro Industrial]

🤖 KRAFTWERK [Synthpop]