Why our favourite tunes make us feel good


By AGENCY
Scientists are uncovering the biological reasons behind the pleasure music can give us. — AFP

There's a good chance that you’ve experienced the sensation of a thrill running down your spine when you listen to your favourite song.

What if this ecstasy, both intense and difficult to describe, had its roots in human neurochemistry?

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