How does R&B music affect the brain?

Aside from the enjoyment it provides, it can heal the brain, improve memory and relieve stress. That makes it a great tool for an academic journey in many ways. R&B is by far my favorite music genre, so there are several songs that I go to when I feel unmotivated, stressed or just plain uninterested in studying.

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Music is powerful. Aside from the enjoyment it provides, it can heal the brain, improve memory and relieve stress. That makes it a great tool for an academic journey in many ways. R&B is by far my favorite music genre, so there are several songs that I go to when I feel unmotivated, stressed or just plain uninterested in studying. Sprinkled with a bit of soul and hip hop, these songs fit my every mood when I need a little boost. I hope they work for you too! Check them out, and leave me a note in the comments if there are any other songs you would recommend for a particular mood.

1. Mood: Motivation

“Everybody Wants to Rule the World” by Tears for Fears

Ok, this may be a weird choice, but from my experience, this song draws your attention and helps you focus on what’s important. It is fun, yet relaxing, and I’ve always enjoyed the varied instruments that make up this composition.

2. Mood: Procrastination

“Yo Love” by Vince Staples x 6lack x Mereba

I first heard this song in the film Queen & Slim, and I instantly loved it (and thought the song was better than the movie!) Its energy convinces you to get up and get started.

3. Mood: Stress

“Back in the Day” by Ahmad

This song always takes me back to my childhood, a time when I was stress free and relaxed, so it’s very therapeutic. It helps me focus on clarity, and it lets my thoughts flow freely. Just let the beat find you.

4. Mood: Feeling Bad/Down

I wanted to take this one way back into soul, and you might have already heard this song since it’s been popular forever. The sound will instantly put you in a good mood. The up-beat rhythm of the guitars and drums fosters happiness in your soul.

5. Mood: Time for a Break

When I need to take a breather from school work, I love this wild card song because it fills me with joy. I listen to it even when I need a break for my own sanity. It will leave you feeling refreshed, re-energized and ready to get back to work.

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Upgrade your blues jamming with this classic blues ending that is suitable for beginners. When you learn the blues, you often learn blues turnarounds and endings. This triplet-based ending is a classic. In this example, we use the key of E major. To use it, play a 12 bar blues progression in the key of E. When you want to end the song, replace the last two bars with the following ending. Normally,blues turnarounds end with the V chord or a lick based on the V chord before repeating the progression. Blues endings replace the V chord with the I chord, as you’ll see below. If you want, you can replace the last measure with one based on the V chord to create a similar turnaround. I’ll leave that exercise to you!