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How many times have you caught yourself singing the same song over and over, if not out loud then in your head?

Music is universal. We all use it to relax, to pump ourselves up, and to soundtrack our day. Songs can stay with us even if we don’t listen to them for many years, and then bring memories flooding back the instant we hear them again.

Music is part of almost everyone’s daily routine. Listening to music can fend off depression and buoy your mood. Moreover, music can help improve blood flow, thus lowering the levels of stress-related hormones.

Writer, Poet, and Man About Town Jason Disley chats to ZANI on the Zest Session, about the Beat Generation, Dancing, Mods, and much more !! .. Listen on

Mott The Hoople are perhaps known to all music fans, but what of their story? The Ballad of Mott the Hoople is a feature-length documentary telling the bruised and battered, but triumphant, tale of one of the UK's most cherished rock 'n' roll bands, including rare and unseen archive footage.

Humans have indulged in music as a form of art and expression for centuries. It is another way for people to release tension or calm their nerves. When you are working on schoolwork, anxiety and stress levels are through the roof. At this stage, you need to relax healthily. Then, music is your best friend.

Glaswegians William "Junior" Campbell met Patrick “Pat” Fairley; both enjoyed playing rock roll. Inspired by the Everly Brothers and Cliff Richard the Shadows,

Released at the beginning of June, 'Videogames' is the latest anthem from London based artist Sean Wyer.

Freddie Heath (1935 - 1966 ) joined his first group which was a skiffle outfit called "The Frantic Four" then later "The Five Nutters. "