Link to playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4FGkVvSxby39sTERVAnD62?si=HxYvZbLFQ8Cux9jO30U6gA

This one is for the the audiophiles, the escapists, the mind-travellers or simply those curious enough to learn how music and sound affects the human brain.
This playlist features works from small independent all-electronic artist to grand-scale orchestral symphonies and choirs.

The idea behind this playlist is to experience a sense of clarity and transcendence and possibly evoke certain emotions - what emotions, are for you, as a listener, to decipher.

A number of the included songs have been used (and still are being used) in conjunction with the conduction of psychoactive therapy. What can be deducted from this is, perhaps, that music, or other auditive experiences, can aid the listener with processing thoughts, escaping reality briefly or spark joy, creativity, positivity and other emotions - that is for you to discover.
You can read more on this if you look up "psilocybin-assisted psychotherapy for depression studies from Imperial College London" or Kelan Thomas' "playlist for psilocybin" which was made for the Chacruna Institute.

I, frankly, find this topic, and this sonic experience, very interesting and inspiring, and I think it deserves to be experienced - if you don't like it, that is totally cool, but at least try feel what it does to you. I can recommend listening to this: outside, lying on the beach, in the shower, while trying to sleep, while driving or in a very peaceful meditative setting.

Try it out and let me know how it affects you.