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Out of Sight, Well Within Earshot: The London Underground’s Big Noise Problem
Written by: Sydney Amoakoh What’s gigantic, popular and as…
The Healing Sounds of Metal & Hip Hop
How ‘Aggressive’ Music Genres Are Being Used for Sound Healing…
30 places to go when you are seeking peace and quiet in London
Are you sensitive to sounds? Notice how noisy London can…
Melody Over Mind – How Sound Environments Affect the Mind
Written by: Sydney Amoakoh It’s happened to all of us….
Are Our Oceans Getting Noisier? Climate Change and Ocean Sound Propagation Study
The ocean has become a very noisy place. A recent…
Everything You Need to Know About Sound Healing
In today’s world, mental and physical pressure is something we…
NASA’s Perseverance Mission Records the First Ever Sounds From Mars
We have all googled for the images from Mars, and…
How Do Face Masks Affect Our Communication?
While many countries have lifted their face mask mandatory rule…
Global Standard for Safe Listening Venues and Events 2022 : WHO
On World Hearing Day 2022, WHO focused on the importance…
Mumbli Hearing Wellness District
Innovative tech startup Mumbli and London legacy development corporation unveil…
Effects of Music on the Brain
We have all enjoyed it, we have all fallen in love with it. Moving at different frequencies, the magic of music has made many people around the world tap their fingers and bust a move without even physically realising it. To understand the reason behind this, scientists have researched for years to study the effects of music on the brain. This article will explain exactly how music affects the brain, based on those research works
How Sensitive Are You to Sound?
Believe it or not, ordinary sounds cause many of us to feel negative emotions, such as irritation, stress, anxiety or worry. But despite this, most of us don’t make conscious decisions about the types and levels of sounds we experience day-to-day.