Have you ever wanted to listen to music while you work, play, or relax? Luckily, I've made a website to tell you what songs work best for these occasions. Don't worry, I've also made a list of songs that go with certain feelings. This web page was created to help you find music that fits your needs using science backed facts. Each page will have music best suited for its topic. These pages will also have a description to explain why different songs were chosen. Music has been proven to enhance brain activity. It helps your brain process and absorb information. Music is used for many different things. It's used for studying, reading, and even therapy. Collegeparents.org says that, "For people who have undergone surgery and those who are experiencing chronic diseases, music therapy. is one of the effective ways to lessen the pain." The idea that music can help people in many ways has been proven in many different situations. Not only is listening to music good for you, playing it is to. Studies have shown that playing an instrument can improve your wit and mental skills. The type of music provided might not always be the best for you. It can change based on age, personality, and even the volume of the song. The younger you are, the more likely that the music won't effect you. The older you are increases your chances of music helping you. Your personality can also effect what music will and won't help you. Tradeschools.net said, "Introverts may do less well than extroverts on tests of memory and reading comprehension when being exposed to pop music." Not only do your age and personality change your musical needs, the volume has a big impact as well. The quieter the music, the better for focusing or studying. When the music is too loud, is does more harm than anything else. It could harm you ears in the long run or make you more easily irritable. If you want to listen to any of the songs listed, click on the photo displayed for them. This will take you to a new tab where you can listen to the song. With the boring information aside, have fun! I hope you find something useful while you look through the different musical selections.