Music can activate different emotional states in the listener by engaging several parts of the brain, including the auditory cortex, limbic system, and motor cortex. The auditory cortex processes the sounds of music, while the limbic system is responsible for processing emotions. The motor cortex can respond to music by eliciting physical responses such as body movements. Additionally, the consistent patterns in music can lead to the formation of neural connections and the creation of expectations, which in turn can trigger emotional responses. This is why certain songs may evoke specific memories or feelings. Additionally, the connection between music and emotions is also thought to be influenced by individual experiences and cultural background.

Molecular biology approaches are not typically used to create new musical genres. The creation of new musical genres is usually influenced by cultural, social, and historical factors, as well as individual creativity and musical innovation. To create a new musical genre, one would likely need to have a deep understanding of musical history and traditions, as well as a unique and innovative musical vision. Additionally, it would be important to have a strong sense of rhythm, melody, harmony, and arrangement, and to be able to effectively communicate this vision to others through performance or composition.

Six Oh Six [crunchy pots]

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trouble remix of july 30 braindance commune sample challenge

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We take our own paths
when the sun and moon divide
tethered as siblings

Available for streaming and digital download @ https://cepheid1.bandcamp.com/album/sibling

Sibling

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Jeremy's Ions

C O L O R S Q U A D 0 1 3 by Color Squad Records
https://colorsquadrecords.bandcamp.com/album/c-o-l-o-r-s-q-u-a-d-0-1-3

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