WishTune: How the Music You Listen to Could Be Affecting Your Future
New Delhi [India], February 07: Music has always shaped how people feel. What is changing now is how often it is consumed, how seamlessly it fits into daily life, and how little attention it requires. In a world defined by constant stimulation, sound has become one of the most repeated and least questioned inputs influencing emotion, identity, and behaviour.
This shift is part of a broader structural change. In the modern attention economy, repetition rather than intensity drives behaviour. People are shaped less by singular experiences and more by what they are exposed to every day. From algorithmic feeds to ambient noise, passive inputs quietly influence what feels normal, believable, and possible. Music, listened to for hours each day, sits at the centre of this dynamic.
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