Audio therapy: Koreans turn to ambient music to relax, reduce stress


By AGENCY

In Korea, Kokkiri and Mabo are two apps that are looking to tap into the market for ambient music. Photo: Handout

AS the prolonged pandemic has continued to take a toll on people’s mental health, Koreans are increasingly turning to different sound genres to unwind.

In Korea, Kokkiri and Mabo are two apps that are looking to tap into the market for ambient music.

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