Check out some songs recommended by V from BTS, great to listen to when you need to relax after a stressful day.
After a tiring and stressful day at school, college or work, everyone has their own favorite way to relax. While some people enjoy their free time playing their favorite game, reading a book, or even watching a movie or series, others choose to relax through music.
According to SABRA (Brazilian Artistic Society), music can, in fact, help us relax, as it has the ability to stimulate relaxing responses in our nervous system through softer songs with more pleasant melodies, which help release endorphins and reduce hormones responsible for stress, causing a feeling of relaxation.
For singers, even though music is their work object, many also use it as a method to relax — and this is the case for Vfrom BTS. Having great taste in music, through his playlist on Big Hit Music’s Melon Station, he selected some songs for ARMYs that make him feel “relaxed” and “give a feeling of healing and make him want to dance inside”. Check out five of them!
1. “Daddy” — Coldplay
Released in 2019, the track “Daddy” by Coldplay is featured on the band’s eighth studio album, entitled “Everyday Life”. It was composed by the band’s members alongside producers from The Dream Team, and features a music video entirely animated by Aardman Animations, the studio responsible for productions such as the “Chicken Run” and “Wallace & Gromit” franchises.
2. “No.1 Party Anthem” — Arctic Monkeys
Featured on the fifth studio album by British band Arctic Monkeys, entitled “AM”, the track “No.1 Party Anthem” was composed by guitarist Jamie Cookby the drummer Matt Heldersby the bassist Nick O’Malley and by the vocalist Alex Turner. In addition to “No.1 Party Anthem”, the album also features other great hits from the band, such as “Do I Wanna Know”, “RU Mine?” and “Arabella”.
3. “Love Over and Over Again” — Switch
“Love Over & Over Again” is one of the most successful songs by the popular American R&B and funk band of the 1970s, Switch. It is featured on the album “This Is My Dream”, released in 1980.
4. “Good To You” — Jonny P
“Good To You” is the lead track on the EP of the same name released in 2017 by the soul singer. Jonny P. Born in Nashville, in the United States, the star produced the song alongside Goffrey Moorein addition to having the participation of the drummer James Gadson, known for having played for artists such as Paul McCartney, BB King It is Quincy Jones.
5. “Cool Struttin’” — Sonny Clark
“Cool Struttin’” is actually an album released by American jazz pianist Sonny Clarkreleased in 1958, considered by The New York Times as “an enduring classic of hard-bop”.
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