Listening to nostalgic music activates key brain regions tied to memory and emotion, according to a new brain imaging study.

When you hear a song from your youth—maybe a high school slow dance or a road trip anthem—you're not just reminiscing. You're ...

According to Eric W. Dolan, who reported on the study for PsyPost, researchers had each participant choose six songs that were personally nostalgic to them. They then identified a group of control ...

Shamir unexpectedly announced their final album Ten, comprising songs written by their closest friends, and shared the single “Neverwannago.” Today, the Philly indie musician is unveiling the ...

The song encapsulated the longing, nostalgia, and discomfort so familiar when growing up in a small town that you simultaneously love and despise. It’s bound to get hot in the summer.

Nostalgia that doesn’t break the bank Since ... first to go on the dance floor because you’re waiting for the right song. The main DJ holding emo court from the stage initially played it ...

Have you ever heard a song from your past and suddenly felt like you were back in that moment—at a school dance, on a road trip, or just hanging out with friends? It turns out, you’re not just ...

Bipasha Basu earlier this week posted on her Instagram a video of the legendary Race song “Race Saanson Ki ... Her return could be the perfect jolt of nostalgia the franchise needs.

“What we’re seeing is that nostalgic songs don’t just bring back memories — they activate the brain in ways that could support emotional well-being and cognitive function, especially in ...