17 Best Songs About Memories & Good Times - Music Industry How To (2023)

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A memorable song can transport us back in time and represent specific memories and good times in our lives. Whether it is a song from childhood or adulthood, if you are trying to remember good times in your life, they are probably inspired by a classic song. Yet, there are also songs that are actually about memories and good times.

Whether you are reminiscing about childhood, getaways with best friends, college life, or memories you are making today, there is a list of songs about memories and good times that may coincide with the times in your own life. Below is a list of out top songs about memories and good times. If you have not heard any of them, now is the time to listen.

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Adele – When We Were Young

This first song reminisces about being at a party with old friends and acquaintances as Adele narrates her own experiences with relatable lyrics and Adele’s powerful voice. Many of Adele’s songs are about memories and a lingering or troubling past, and “When We Were Young” does not disappoint to bring you back to the memories of youth.

The song originally came out in 2016, yet it stands the test of time when it comes to reliving those important moments in one’s life when you were young with friends. The song hits the memories of being young and not knowing where life is headed by narrating running into an old lover from youth and looking back at the uncertain time.

As Adele goes through the lyrics, she recounts the memories of Adele and her lover of the past and how those memories begin to engulf her. This is the perfect song about memories because the entire story is about Adele being in this man’s presence and how being with him again reminds her of her youth and coming home again with him.

“When We Were Young” is an emotional song about memories flooding back to you when you are older and reflecting on a time where you may not have had a care in the world. It is a perfect example of being an adult, running into someone from your past, and then remembering a time from the past and the unforgettable truth about it.

Macklemore featuring Kesha – Good Old Days

A year after Adele spoke about the memories of an old lover, Macklemore and Kesha were singing about remembering youth positively instead of dwelling on the past with regrets. Macklemore remembers his own experiences that, at the time, were not appreciated, but were remembered as good times now that he is older and wiser.

Macklemore and Kesha make some very relatable points about how the youth usually take for granted the simplicity of going to school and hanging out with friends. It is not until one is older that these good old days are appreciated and, as adults, one can truly look back and appreciate these moments. This is what made this song a 2017 hit.

If you are looking back at your own past and realizing you had some great memories that you did not appreciate when you were young, this song is definitely relatable. Not only that, but it is a catchy song that can be listened to while driving in the car, going for a run, or sitting by the pool. It will more than likely spur your own memories of the past.

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Similar to Adele, the fact that Macklemore uses his own life to add power to a song about memories is what makes this song so special. He expresses how he knows his own future is coming and, in your youth, you should not worry about the future or dream about only finding success. In the end, all you will have are these good old memories.

Ed Sheeran – Photograph

Ed Sheeran remembers his long distance relationship with singer Nina Nesbitt in this autobiographical account of the memories of love lost. It is called “Photograph” because that is how he keeps the memories alive, looking through photos of the memories with Nesbitt and trying to keep their old relationship alive through visuals:

  • We keep this love in this photograph…
  • Hearts were never broken…
  • Time’s forever frozen still…

As Ed Sheeran notes, your memories can be frozen in time with a single photograph. Long-distance relationships are tough and are difficult to sustain. This memory is very relatable and Sheeran uses his own personal experience with a fellow musical artist to relate to his audience about memories that are frozen in pictures.

The photographs have a double meaning when it comes to memories, as Sheeran used them to remember his love when they were apart and then again to remember those good and bad times once the relationship was over. It is relatable to anyone who had a relationship fail in the past because of the distance that was between the two lovers.

These lyrics can mirror the listener’s own life who have photos from their youth, particularly of relationships from the past. Although relationships may not last, the memories can through the pictures that document those good times. In the end, photographs may be the only way you can hold onto that love from your youth.

Honorable Mention – Green Day, Good Riddance

Green Day’s “Good Riddance” comes in at a close second when it comes to reminiscing about a relationship of the past that did not last. Singer Billie Joe wrote the song about breaking up with his girlfriend and feeling nostalgic about the relationship lost. This song is notable because it is heard in so many emotional scenes of feature films.

Maroon 5 – Memories

You cannot have a list about songs about memories without having an actual song that is entitled “Memories.” If you are looking to remember your loved ones you lost, this song is perfect. The song was written and sung by Maroon 5’s lead singer, Adam Levine, and dedicated to his manager and longtime friend who died from health issues.

The song is an emotional ride about how you remember the loved ones you lost and try to let go of them while keeping the memories of the good times with them. Levine not only remembers his own friend who was lost too soon, but also reflects on the lives of others who are no longer with their loved ones. It is a relatable song of love and loss.

The song “Memories” is so much more than just remembering the past. It literally pays homage to anyone who has lost someone and can be a moving tribute that you can use to think about someone in your life who was taken too soon and make you appreciate them even more when they were once alive.

If the song itself does not motivate you, Maroon 5 made an accompanying video that is also filled with emotionally-wrought visuals of how we try to reminisce about our loved ones, pay tribute to them, but then also learn how to let go of them and just keep their memories alive. It will help you appreciate your loved ones that much more.

Shawn Mendes – Memories

Here is another song appropriately entitled “Memories,” this time by solo artist Shawn Mendes. Mendes was discovered on YouTube, but has since become one of the most popular singers today. This song in particular is a perfect way to remember someone who used to be important in your life but is no longer in it:

  • A heartbroken man remembers his relationship
  • He invested a lot of hope in keeping it alive
  • The woman is now gone and just memories and photographs remain

Similar to Maroon 5, Mendes remembers memories of someone that could be heartbreaking and sad. However, Mendes is not singing about someone who had passed away, but about a failed relationship with someone you once loved. He looks back at the precious moments of that relationship and how the memories were made.

Many times, your memories are about not-so-good times, and this is the basis for Shawn Mendes’ “Memories.” If you have had your heart broken in the past, this song will speak to you beautifully about your memories of a failed relationship and how you only have the memories of the relationship in the past.

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This song is not only the perfect illustration of remembering a lost love, but also illustrates the talent of a young Shawn Mendes and how he can use his lyrics and vocals to transport his audience back in time so that they can remember their own memories and relationships of the past.

Thomas Rhett – Unforgettable and Sixteen

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Country Singer Thomas Rhett gets two songs on this list when it comes to memories, “Unforgettable” and “Sixteen.” The first hit, “Unforgettable,” goes back in time to remember the chronology of meeting a spouse, the good times of the relationship, and how you got to where you are with her today, including:

  • The first date
  • The details of the first moments
  • The time you know you fell in love with her
  • How she would end up becoming you wife

This is the perfect song to listen to and remember how he met his wife, fell in love with her, and how those memories built their life together today. This song could be used as a dedication to a wife through the voice of Rhett and his touching and emotional lyrics. The song has truly been unforgettable since its original release in 2017.

Rhett’s second hit on the list is “Sixteen.” Instead of remembering a love, this song remembers the wild and crazy time of being sixteen-years-old and how those memories will last a lifetime. From first driving lessons to sneaking out at night, it is the perfect song to transport you back in time to that special year of high school.

The narrator of sixteen is a man who fondly recalls being sixteen, a young boy who at that time was a confident teen living a free and wildlife. As an adult, he looks back and wishes he could go back to that simpler time and recapture all the feelings he had as a sixteen-year-old teen. It is a memory all adults can more than likely share.

Honorable Mention – Kenny Chesney, I Go Back

This country song receives an honorable mention in that it can literally transport you back to your childhood when you simply enjoyed parties, high school loves, and all the other times in which you could be a teen without real-life, adult problems. It is a very relatable song about the good times you have as a teen in comparison to adulthood.

Fall Out Boy – Thnksfr the Mmrs de

Although the name of this song is a bit convoluted, Fall Out Boy does a great job of being thankful for their memories even when the memories are not always positive. This older song from 2007 will transport you back in time and look back at your life with nostalgia, both the good times and the bad. You will be thankful for them both.

Why do they look at the not so good memories? The lyrics specifically discuss a relationship that in the present is really just going through the motions. However, they can both look back to the past and be thankful for the times they spent together. It is a story that listeners may be able to relate to, looking back at the good and bad of love.

Fall Out Boy developed a romantic atmosphere disguised in rock music in which the narrator recognizes that his relationship was never perfect, but it is still something to look back on. No memories are perfect when it comes to relationships, and Fall Out Boy notes this perfectly.

If you were wondering why the title was spelled so awkwardly, it was because Fall Out Boy’s record label thought the title of the song was too long. Their response? Simply take out all of the vowels.

One Republic – Children

Becoming a parent is probably one of the most amazing experiences in life and produces an intense form of love for children. So, writing songs about children can spur beautiful, scary, and important memories from the past. There are many songwriters and singers who have written songs about their own children and the memories of having them in their lives:

  • Beyonce—Blue
  • Joan Baez—Gabriel and Me
  • Kanye West—Only One
  • Paul Simon—Father and Daughter
  • Adele—Sweetest Devotion
  • John Lennon—Beautiful Boy

Each of the above songs are touching in their own way when it comes to remembering your children, the One Republic song, appropriately entitled “Children,” is what makes this list because it is about the memories of being a child. The 2016 hit song reminds the listeners of your younger years when you did not have a care in the world.

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Since this list is about how individuals remember their own memories, One Republic is the perfect way to go back to a time in one’s life when the only thing that mattered was being with friends and having a good time. It is also a great way for adults to forget about the stresses in their life by remembering their own memories of youth.

Honorable Mentions – Arcade Fire, Wake Up and Fun, We Are Young

Although not as popular as One Republic, Arcade Fire also reminisces about their childhood in their own classic. The Canadian band would end up winning awards, including a coveted Grammy, and would see their song about the memories of childhood end up in the Ben Stiller feature film “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty.”

Fun also deserves an honorable mention when it comes to writing a song about feeling free in your twenties, or even younger, and looking back favorably at the younger days without any of the harsh responsibilities of being an adult.

Bon Jovi – You Want to, Make a Memory

This 2007 song reminisces about two old lovers who reconnect and are reminded of an affair they had in the past. If you want to remember an old love from high school, college, or beyond, Bon Jovi will help you through the lyrics of this classic. The two lovers of the past look at an old photograph and this spurs a flood of memories.

As the title indicates, the two individuals in the song wonder if they can make new memories in the present by remembering their past. It is an agonizing ballad that only Jon Bon Jovi could pull off and tell a haunting story of memories of the past being recalled in the present.

Similar to the other songs on this list, the memories are spurred by one visual – a photograph. It is a common theme in which you may not remember someone from so long ago until you are re-reminded of them through a single picture.

Bon Jovi was not the only rock star of the 1980s through the 2000s who eloquently spoke about memories. The next man on the list, Bruce Springsteen, wrote about memories in a different but still popular way that touched audiences.

Bruce Springsteen – Glory Days

In 1984 when this song was released, Bruce Springsteen was already a household name in the music world. He had another hit that was about memories—“My Hometown”—but it is the song “Glory Days” that makes this list of memories of good times. The narrator runs into an old friend, and that spurs memories of the past.

The song’s protagonist meets a man who was once a teammate on his Little League team when they were teens. The song is a perfect reflection of how you can look back on a sports team when you and your teammates were like brothers. It reflects how you make such good memories as a youth when you play on a team.

Bruce Springsteen recalls how, as an adult, he does not want to look back at his glory days, but more than likely he will. He remembers the good times he had as a youth with his friend and the high school days he can no longer go back to. The adult man, now in his thirties, recalls these days as a teenager and wonders where the time has gone.

This is a classic song that is relatable on so many levels. Bruce Springsteen notes how the narrator does not want to get old and reminisce about his glory days. However, it is inevitable that he probably will and realizes that time was just slipping away and leaving him with nothing but his glory day memories.

Bryan Adams – Summer of ‘69

Continuing with the rock stars of the 1980s is Bryan Adams and his summertime anthem, “Summer of ’69.” This is a classic that takes listeners back to the 1960s and the memories of summer that last forever. Even listeners who did not grow up in the 1960s or were not even alive in the 1960s can relate to this summertime song.

Bryan Adams sings about the best times of his life during that one single summer and how his memories bring up positive feelings of nostalgia.

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  • He remembers playing in his high school band
  • Finding love for the very first time
  • Feeling young and free during that summer of 1969

A native of Canada, Bryan Adams was popular in the world of rock in roll, but the “Summer of ‘69” was truly the song that put him over the edge. Even today, this is the one song that is played every summer because of its nostalgic view of a good time in your life that everyone can share—that one free summer as a youth.

Sarah McLachlan – I Will Remember You

Taking a different turn on this list is one of the most famous female solo artists, and her classic 1999 Grammy-winning hit, “I Will Remember You.” This is another song of dedication to someone you lost and the memories you have left. The narrator goes through the pain and sorrow of how she is transitioning in life without the one she loved.

Sarah McLachlan beautifully and eloquently articulates how you feel when you try to remember someone you loved. However, the song is different from the other songs about love and loss. McLachlan takes the story a step further and also wonders if the person who is no longer there reciprocates the feelings she had for them.

This is truly a song about saying goodbye and, although more about sad memories rather than good memories, is still very relatable and inspiring. The narrator does not know the words to express her feelings except to wonder if her friend will remember her in the same way.

This is a song that can be listened to by everyone who no longer has someone in their life but still has the memories. It is sad and melancholy when it comes to wondering if someone who is no longer in your life ever knew how you felt, ever felt the same way, and will ever remember you in their memories the same way you remember them.

Corey Tynan – Hold Onto the Memories

The final song that makes the list remembers a momentous time in one’s life—graduating from high school. This is a good memory nearly everyone can share, which makes Corey Tynan’s song memorable and relatable. He notes the main memories that adults may have forgotten until they listen to “Hold Onto the Memories,” such as

  • Walking across the stage at your high school graduation
  • You are nervous and have a lump in your throat
  • You start to realize this is a transitional change in your life
  • There are high school friends you realize you may never see again

Corey Tynan documents the memories so many individuals share of graduation. On one hand, you are excited to start this next stage in your life as you begin to enter adulthood. On the other hand, you are scared of the future that is abound. And as an adult, you look back and wonder if you truly achieved all of your goals.

This is a sentimental song, not only about graduating from high school and trying to hold on to those memories, but also looking back and wishing you could start over again. You realize that this time in your life is gone forever and all you have left are the great memories of that single momentous moment in your life.

This is truly a memory song and captures the weird combination of exciting emotions at the age of seventeen or eighteen and the wanting of those memories back as an adult. As Corey Tynan eloquently states, the listeners could not wait for high school to end at the culmination of graduation, but as adults all you want to do is to start over again.

Top Songs About Memories And Good Times, Final Thoughts

What makes a solid song about memories and good times? It could be about a specific time during childhood, a memory of love lost, a memory of a loved one who passed on, or just the good times in life. That is what this list is compiled of; from country, to rock, to ballads, and pop, these songs help listeners go back in time and remember life.

In addition to the songs listed above, there are also some honorable mentions that just missed the list. This is because there are so many songs about memories and good times that some, although not the top choices, still help us go back in time and reminisce about the good old days while listening to their vocals and lyrics.

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FAQs

How do we associate music with memories? ›

Music evokes powerful emotions that then bring back memories. When we listen to a piece of music from years ago, we seem to travel back to that moment. We can feel everything as if we were there. Our long-term memory can be divided into two distinct types, namely implicit memory and explicit memory.

What is it called when you associate music with memories? ›

Notably, memories stimulated by music often come from particular times in our lives. Classic hits take us back to our teenage years and our twenties, much more than songs of later years. Psychologists have called it the 'reminiscence bump'.

Why do certain songs remind me of memories? ›

In the last couple of decades, research has increasingly shown that listening to music can stimulate more parts of the brain than any other human activity. By leaving traces in various nooks of the mind, songs strengthen the details in our memories — what we smelled, what we saw, how we felt.

What are songs that turn you on? ›

Best sexy songs, ranked
  • 'Sexual Healing' by Marvin Gaye. ...
  • 'I'm Gonna Love You Just A Little More Baby"'by Barry White. ...
  • 'Wicked Game' by Chris Isaak. ...
  • 'Untitled (How Does It Feel?)' by D'Angelo. ...
  • 'Fade Into You' by Mazzy Star. ...
  • 'Need You Tonight' by INXS. ...
  • 'Sexy MF' by Prince. ...
  • 'Video Phone' by Beyoncé
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What music touches your heart and soul? ›

Classical music touches human's heart and soul, make him better, give him ideas and peace. Why churches like classical music so much? Because it helps to find the connection with God.

What songs have a strong message? ›

17 Best Meaningful Songs With A Message Or Life Advice
  • “Beautiful” by Christina Aguilera.
  • “Man in the Mirror” by Michael Jackson.
  • “The Gambler” by Kenny Rogers.
  • “Born This Way” by Lady Gaga.
  • “Hey Jude” by The Beatles, Another Song With Meaning.
  • “Firework” by Katy Perry.
  • “Let It Be” by The Beatles.

What music makes you remember more? ›

Other studies have found that classical music enhances memory retrieval, including Alzheimer's and dementia patients. The thought is that the classical music helps fire off synapses, creating or re-energizing, brain pathways previously left dormant.

How do you practice music memory? ›

How to get a great musical memory: Ear-memory exercises
  1. Listen to a short line in a solo you like.
  2. Stop the music. Replay the line in your mind.
  3. Listen to the line again.
  4. Stop the music. ...
  5. Repeat this process for 10-15 minutes aiming to hear the music more and more clearly and retain it in your mind.
Feb 1, 2016

How do musicians improve their memory skills? ›

One thing that seems clear is that musicians get better at memorizing by simply doing it. Specifically, they excel at “chunking” — breaking large groups of information into smaller pieces that are easier to recall.

How does music connect to nostalgia? ›

But, Madeleines aside, music can induce nostalgia faster and easier than almost anything else. According to scientists Schulkind, Hennis, Rubin and Professor Ira Hyman, a song triggers an emotion that matches the emotion felt at the time the event happened.

Which part of the brain connects memories to music? ›

A group of Dartmouth researchers has learned that the brain's auditory cortex, the part that handles information from your ears, holds on to musical memories. A group of Dartmouth researchers has learned that the brain's auditory cortex, the part that handles information from your ears, holds on to musical memories.

What part of the brain is music memory? ›

“Professional musicians use the occipital cortex, which is the visual cortex, when they listen to music, while laypersons, like me, use the temporal lobe — the auditory and language center. This suggests that [musicians] might visualize a music score when they are listening to music,” Sugaya says.

What type of memory remembers music? ›

Musical memory refers to the ability to remember music-related information, such as melodic content and other progressions of tones or pitches.

Can music trigger anxiety? ›

5) Anxiety

In fact, most people I have talked with have certain genres, songs, or artists on their personal "no listen" list. Hearing that song, artist, or genre—even in an open public space—can induce negative responses physiologically and/or emotionally. In my experience this is commonly felt as anxiety.

Can music trigger past memories? ›

Music is a very strong tool to induce emotions and therefore, to evoke memories. Listening to a song is not a lonely action. When you listen to a song while being in a place where you can find peace like a forest or a beach, you are saving that moment in your memory as a whole.

Why does my brain keep repeating a song? ›

Earworms can occur due to the brain's attempt to fill a gap in the auditory cortex, which is located in the temporal lobe. When you hear a song over and over, the brain transmits that sound information to the “phonological loop,” a short-term memory system in the auditory cortex.

What song makes you feel the most powerful? ›

songs that you feel powerful
  • BelieverImagine Dragons.
  • Glitter & GoldBarns Courtney.
  • you should see me in a crownBillie Eilish.
  • ConfidentDemi Lovato.
  • HeadspaceRiley Clemmons.
  • ManeaterNelly Furtado.
  • My Songs Know What You Did In The Dark (Light Em Up)Fall Out Boy.
  • I Kissed A GirlKaty Perry.

What songs make you feel unstoppable? ›

Songs to make you feel fired up, unstoppable, and ready to run the world!
  • Laundry (feat. Monroe Flow) ...
  • Having Our Way (feat. Drake) ...
  • Never Left. Never Left. ...
  • Grand Nash Chronicles (feat. Trae tha Truth) ...
  • Bag (feat. Takeoff) ...
  • No Return (feat. The Kid LAROI & Lil Durk) ...
  • In My Feelings (feat. Quavo & Young Dolph) ...
  • On Sight. On Sight.

What songs always get stuck in your head? ›

The most frequently named earworms in study were:
  • “Bad Romance” by Lady Gaga.
  • “Can't Get You Out Of My Head” by Kylie Minogue.
  • “Don't Stop Believing” by Journey.
  • “Somebody That I Used To Know” by Gotye.
  • “Moves Like Jagger” by Maroon 5.
  • “California Gurls” by Katy Perry.
  • “Bohemian Rhapsody” by Queen.
  • “Alejandro” by Lady Gaga.
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What is the language of soul? ›

Art of communication is the language of soul.

What music soothes your soul? ›

Classical and softer music, for instance, may have a calming, stress-relieving effect, whereas hard rock could have the opposite effect.

What happens to your soul when you listen to music? ›

With music's deep connection to the limbic system, people tend to find connections in music through memories. Certain songs have a way of taking you to certain time or a specific place in your life. Because of this, we feel a reminiscent connection to music to go along with the emotions it already arouses in us.

What music gives you energy? ›

Classical Music

This theory, which has been dubbed "the Mozart Effect," suggests that listening to classical composers can enhance brain activity and act as a catalyst for improving health and well-being.

What are the most Vibe songs? ›

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  • Good Vibrations - Remastered 2001The Beach Boys.
  • RiptideVance Joy.
  • Young FolksPeter Bjorn and John.
  • Lets Go SurfingThe Drums.
  • Home - 2019 - RemasterEdward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros.
  • Upside DownJack Johnson.
  • That LifeUnknown Mortal Orchestra.
  • Is This LoveBob Marley & The Wailers.

What songs help you focus? ›

10 concentration-boosting songs to play while you work
  • Ludovico Einaudi, 'Nuvole Bianche' ...
  • A Tribe Called Quest, 'Check The Rhime' ...
  • Tom Rosenthal, 'Run For the Hills, Babe' ...
  • Robyn, 'Ever Again' ...
  • Fleetwood Mac, 'Albatross' ...
  • Claude Debussy, 'The Girl with the Flaxen Hair' ...
  • La Femme d'Argent, 'Air'
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What is the best music for thinking? ›

Research has proven that classical tunes are the ultimate focus music. There's even a term for this phenomenon: the Mozart Effect. Listening to classical music when you study arouses your brain, making it easier to absorb new information in a meaningful way. Ambient music is another solid option for studying.

Which music makes you smarter? ›

They showed that people's scores on IQ tests improved when they listened to classical music by Mozart [2].

What brings back memories? ›

Read an old letter, personal journal, or newspaper article. Listen to an old song that you or someone in your family loved. Cook a meal your mom or dad used to make for you. Smell something that may jog your memory, like a book, pillow, perfume, or food.

How do I improve my music skills? ›

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  1. Listen to more music. Don't listen to the same music you have been listening to every single day. ...
  2. Understand Basic Music Theory. ...
  3. Collaborate. ...
  4. Embrace Critique. ...
  5. Experiment. ...
  6. Learn to Use the Gear You Have. ...
  7. Set Up Your Speakers Correctly. ...
  8. Get Minimal.
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Can music stimulate memories? ›

Listening to and performing music reactivates areas of the brain associated with memory, reasoning, speech, emotion, and reward. Two recent studies—one in the United States and the other in Japan—found that music doesn't just help us retrieve stored memories, it also helps us lay down new ones.

How can I improve my music knowledge? ›

Expanding and Enhancing Your Musical Knowledge Made Easy
  1. Explore other genres. You might be the type of person who sticks to one genre. ...
  2. See live performances. ...
  3. Explore how music is produced. ...
  4. Learn to play an instrument. ...
  5. Listen more, feel more.

What is the memory song on TikTok? ›

The latest is the "core memory" trend, in which TikTok creators utilize the in-app echo voice effect and overlay it with Dorian Marko's piano track "Cornfield Chase." The combination makes any clip feel more sentimental, nostalgic, and cinematic.

How can I find a song that I don't know the name of? ›

Shazam is a popular song-identifier app that works on most smartphones and even has an extension for web browsers. It can identify a song in seconds. All you have to do is hold your device near the device that is playing the song.

What's a song about not giving up? ›

1. “Don't Stop Believin'” by Journey.

What's a good song for someone going through hard times? ›

35 Best Songs About Overcoming Obstacles, Challenges, and Hard Times
  • “Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You)” by Kelly Clarkson.
  • “Bridge Over Troubled Water” by Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel.
  • “Let It Be” by The Beatles.
  • “The Climb” by Miley Cyrus.
  • “Smile” by Charlie Chaplin.
  • “I Will Survive” by Gloria Gaynor.
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