are you the type of person who looks for happier albums to try and counteract the feeling or someone who finds empathy, camaraderie, etc in more somber albums?
This, that totally decides what kind of thing would be good here. There's also the people most helped by total catharsis and just huge loud music. _________________
So yeah hope you get feeling better, dunno why everybody is throwing sad albums at you, here's some more albums that I think could easily brighten anyone's mood
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Night Falls Over Kortedala by Jens Lekman
Dabbles into themes of depression and the lyrics can be sad, but in the end whenever I finish this I have a smile on my face
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Fantasma by Cornelius
Gonna mention this again cause seriously I dunno how anyone could possibly be sad while listening to this
So yeah hope you get feeling better, dunno why everybody is throwing sad albums at you, here's some more albums that I think could easily brighten anyone's mood
Honestly when I'm going through a rough period happy music just sounds like noise to me. Like it makes me angry that they're happy and I'm not, so I like riding into the skid because it feels more motivating. But it totally varies by person. If you want happy music then this is the way to go:
Honestly when I'm going through a rough period happy music just sounds like noise to me. Like it makes me angry that they're happy and I'm not, so I like riding into the skid because it feels more motivating. But it totally varies by person.
Eh... my longest sad streak I figured out was actually caused by the albums I was listening specifically these
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