

Songs that emphasize beats 2 and 4 of each measure - usually with the bass and drums - with a BPM of approximately 100-130 will get you moving and further the feel good mood. Strong beat : It’s not just the lyrics, it’s also the sonic elements of the music.You can download forest atmosphere sounds, birds singing, raindrops, sounds of a streams or rivers, soft jazz or instrumental music (such as violin, harp, piano or flute) to your phone for free. Positivity : Once alert, you need to become motivated for the day to come positive lyrics can get you out of a grumpy state and shift towards a feel-good attitude. Morning alarm ringtones - wake-up sounds made by cell phone, which can be a regular 'beep sound' or gentle stress-free music to help you wake up gradually.

Songs that start more gently (even just for a few seconds) and then build, help you wake up more gradually. Music that builds : A song that is too vigorous from the start won't help you get out of bed - it’s too much too soon.Greenberg and Spotify's data team identified three main elements these songs needed to have: That’s why in order to create the perfect “wake up” playlist, Spotify enlisted the help of music psychologist and Cambridge PhD candidate, David M. It has to get your energy level going, but it can’t just be pounding bass into your ears. Account icon An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders.
