Music has always been a great tool to get me hyped up. Like a lot of hardcore music to help push through heavy weights in the gym or getting ready to go surfing 🏄

It definitely has! I've had some periods of deep sadness a few times in my life, as I'm sure many have, and during that time blues music provided a lot of happiness. I listen to and enjoy the genre when I'm feeling good too, but it was very cathartic during those times. I saw a quote one time that said "The Blues is happy music when you're sad." and I would tend to agree with that!

Music has always been a companion to my long drives and it's always made me feel easy everywhere. I'm glad the world has music.

Music is an amazing outlet/escape. When I used to play in a band many years ago I firmly believe that those 2 times a week we practiced was as good as meditating 7 days a week.

Almost everyday of my life. Music is the main tool I can use to shift my mood or embrace it. Often, I can use music so lighten my mood and get me excited for the day. And sometimes if I am down, and I really want to dive into that feeling, I choose something sad. It's comforting in a way because I feel like I can relate to something when I am all alone. And it is sometimes just helpful to go through the darkness and get to the other side. My favorite album for this is by Beck, called "Sea Change". Great question. 💚

Music has changed my mood for better and for worse. Right now, during the December season, Venezuelans listen to a music called "gaita", for some reason these songs make me cry buckets. When I lived in Venezuela, I always saw my grandmother cry almost all December every time she heard "gaitas". She explained to me that it was because she missed her mother (may she rest in peace) and some other relatives who have left this earthly plane. She also gets sad every year because for her it is a reminder of how ephemeral life is. In my adolescence I loved that music and I danced to it, but now that I don't live in Venezuela and I haven't seen my family for years, every time I hear gaitas it makes me cry just like my grandmother does. Listening to that music makes me miss my house, my mom, my dad, my sisters and it makes me think about many things. My grandmother and I are not the only ones who cry to this music, many people do, in fact there are memes about this, for some it is inevitable not to cry.

This is the worst of all, in the sense that you have to be a person without feelings to not cry (if you are Venezuelan)

I’m obsessed with indie rock and indie pop music, especially artists like Current Joys, Surf Curse, Radio Head. Every time I listen to their songs, I feel a whole new vibe coursing through me, no matter how many times I’ve heard them before. I mostly listen to music during my free time that is after work or on weekends. Whether I’m bored or feeling happy, music always sync with my mind, helping me relax effortlessly. Here is the one of my favorite - a sad song about a girl i no longer know - Charles Irwin

Is triumphant a mood? haha That's how I always feel by the end of this song.

There was this one time I was feeling very down, just sitting around not wanting to do anything. I put on some music, and it was like something shifted. My mood got lighter, and I even started smiling without realizing it. Music’s crazy like that it pulls you out of your head and reminds you there’s still some good vibes to catch.

I was listening to this this morning while commuting to office.

Reggae is one of the genre that help me to shift that mood.. cause of the rythm, love message, souvenirs, its roots (kind of tribal sound)....

People who don't lift may not understand, but you really need to get locked in mentally, especially before you hit a PR. You really need to put all the bullshit in your life aside and get into that moment.

I don't always feel like getting pumped, like getting that adrenaline pumping through my veins. Sometimes I just don't have it in me.

That's when I can lean hard into music. There's so many tracks that I can just blast and really lean into. It helps my mood, and gets me in the right head space.

before i do a cold plunge, i play Amon Amarth - Twilight of the Thunder Gods for the duration of the plunge. i started this ritual during recovery from surgery.

quick solo at 3:30 is cute, that's usually when i get out of the cold water =)

I’m a competitive distance runner. Lose Yourself by Eminem and Hall of Fame by the Script were key motivation to get in the zone before winning some big races.

On many occasions, perhaps distressed, or sometimes upset, music has helped me at that moment, to think, relax my mind to be able to think clearly, and finally change my mood.

In most cases music emphasize my mood, describes it more clear. On the other hand sometimes people irritate me, that's why I hide behind laud metal riffs. If everything is ok in my life I turn music off

Today this live version of Stained is playing on repeat in my headphones https://youtu.be/QAgTs3zWac4?feature=shared

Music is that magic, that essence that makes my life have meaning, without music this world would be empty, gloomy and yes of course many times my mood has changed when I have been sad or distressed it has raised my spirits 100% music is that which lifts you up, fills you, from the sweet notes of a piano, to the sweetness of the voices that interpret it is music 🎵.

I challenge anyone to be in a bad mood when this hits.

The entity which we label as music is a portable faith healer. Ready to serve you with your usual dose of mood healing melody. My mood is my bete noire but music allows me to regain my forte.

Music shields me from my usual mood swings. It is a very handy tool that does not cost much. I don’t know how to really answer this question but music is my own personal miracle worker. Better than Robots and AI.

Music is chemical compound that we cannot see and hold. It is a mood healing miracle that we always pray for. Surprisingly it brings better than average results.

Absolutely! Music has an incredible power to change my mood.There are times when I feel a bit down or stressed, and playing my favorite songs can completely turn things around.

Listening to upbeat or inspiring music lifts my spirits. Songs with cheerful rhythms or positive lyrics can make me feel more hopeful.

When I need to unwind, instrumental or meditation music helps me calm down and find inner peace.

Before exercising or facing a challenge, I listen to energetic music that drives me to give my best.

Music truly has the ability to transform my day. How about you? How does music affect you?

Music is my daily anchor in the sea of uncertainty. It is my Vitamin C. I think it is not just my immune system that benefits. It improves the mood. Bad mood as a disease and music is the solution.

That doesn't happen to me. What happens to me every day is listening to music that suits my mood. As music is life it caters to all types of feelings at the time.

Real life is sometimes a very heavy burden to maintain. But most of the time my playlist cures me of this deadly affliction. Every moment my mood is making a nasty swing but I always to “control” it somehow.

I have a deeper connection with music. I am thankful that I am built this way. Blowing my top is becoming more and more of a burden but this is where music helps me. It helps me improve my mood all the time.

Whenever the rage hits me. Sometimes I could not manage to control it. It really affects my mood big time. But when a familiar tune hits me the rage fades away in an instant. Music is my happy pill.

I find my mood influences what I listen to. Something I like one day I may skip the next simply because I'm not in the right frame of mind for it. The days I feel like I could use music the most I often feel like I can't figure out exactly what it is I want to listen to, almost a burn out of all the songs I like.

Music can definitely influence moods though. I remember being at a fairly busy bar, but it was relatively tame. Until someone put about forty five minutes of Michael Jackson songs on. Some weren't amused, but the whole vibe shifted to some drunken dance party.