Ultimate concentration music: Dopamine-induced theta wave activation

The ultimate background music for work, supervised by brain science experts

As lifestyles and working styles become more diverse, concentration is attracting more and more attention.

This work is the ultimate background music for work, created based on scientific concepts and supervised by Yasuyuki Taki, a professor at the Tohoku University Institute of Development, Aging and Cancer, a neuroscience expert who has viewed brain images of 160,000 people. It was created as a support tool to increase motivation and concentration.

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1. Bliss ~Announcement of Bliss~
2. Grassland ~Hill Garden~
3. Park Side ~Daytime Activist~
4. Pulse - Activating the beat
5. Nocturnal ~Night Activist~
6. Stillness ~Continuing the night into the day~
Music Composed, Arranged and Performed by munero

Music created based on scientific concepts for high effectiveness

There are many reports that listening to great music can stimulate the ventral tegmental area and promote the secretion of dopamine.

The secreted dopamine further stimulates the septal area, which sends the produced acetylcholine and GABA to the hippocampus, generating theta waves. This increases motivation and leads to a state of brain concentration. This product was created with the aim of creating music that can further stimulate the ventral tegmental area.

At the same time, he also noted that the brain is not suited to multitasking.

No matter how great the music is, if it draws attention to the music itself and as a result takes away from studying, work, or sports, it is not suitable as background music to improve concentration.

So in this work, by exquisitely developing beautiful fragmented melodies and their background, I have created ambient music that is musically appealing and can be listened to unconsciously.

In addition, each song has been created with a different time period in mind, from early morning to late night, making it recommended for anyone who wants to "concentrate" or "increase their work efficiency" amidst increasingly diverse lifestyles.

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The effectiveness of the latest human sensing technology is demonstrated

The level of concentration when reading while listening to the sound source included in this product and environmental sounds was quantified using the latest human sensing technology, and the difference in performance (amount of reading) was compared and tested on 10 men and women.

The results showed that the music produced this time may have the effect of preventing a decline in concentration and improving work efficiency.

Music: munero

Graduated from MI Japan Nagoya. Graduated from Berklee College of Music (Performance Department). While studying there, he studied under Julian Casper and Tomo Fujita. After graduating, he studied under contemporary music composer Takeki Muto. He released his first album, "noble," in November 2017, and his second, "update of policy," in July 2018. In November 2018, he wrote the English lyrics for the track "GUM" on Nakamura Kaho's "AINOU." He was a finalist at Beat Grand Prix 2020. He released his third album, "The Book of Pictorial Records," in February 2021.

This music has received high praise from critics
Overall, it is very easy to listen to, and before you know it, you are transported to a state where you are "surrounded by sound" rather than "listening to music."
This album is both suitable for deep listening and practical use, and is recommended for both avid music fans and casual listeners.

Yuji Shibasaki (music director/critic)

Supervised by: Yasuyuki Taki

He is a physician and doctor of medicine, and serves as deputy director of the Tohoku University Smart Aging Interdisciplinary Research Center, professor at the Tohoku University Institute of Development, Aging and Cancer, and CEO of CogSmart, a startup company launched by Tohoku University. He is a researcher at the Tohoku University Institute of Development, Aging and Cancer and the Tohoku Medical Megabank Organization, creating a database of brain MRI images and elucidating the mechanisms of brain development and aging. He has interpreted and analyzed approximately 160,000 brain MRIs to date. His books include "A Healthy Brain for Life" (Soleil Publishing), "The Ultimate Tips for Raising Smart Children" (Bunkyosha), "Reminiscence Brain" (Seishun Publishing), and "Brain Medicine Professor, Please Tell Me the Scientific Way to Become Smarter" (Nikkei BP), among many others. His books, "A Healthy Brain for Life" and "The Ultimate Tips for Raising Smart Children," have both sold over 100,000 copies and have been translated into multiple languages ​​and published overseas. His work has appeared on TV Tokyo's "The Clinic Where You Can Find Your Own Doctor," NHK's "NHK Special," NHK's "Asaichi," and TBS's "Emergency Doctor!" He has also appeared in many media outlets, including ``.''

[Staff]
Music Composed, Arranged and Performed by munero

Planning, Director: Takeki Mitome
Mastering Engineer: Fumihiro Kojima
Writer: Ken Fujimoto (Fractal Design Inc.)
Art Director: Takayoshi Mori (MM Creative Connect Co., Ltd.)
Designer: Minami Suzuki (MM Creative Connect Co., Ltd.)
Sales manager: Atsushi Nakamura
Executive Producer: Hideo Utsugi

Special thanks to: Yosuke Inoue (OTAIRECORD)


Supervised by: Yasuyuki Taki (Professor, Physician, Doctor of Medicine, Institute of Development, Aging and Cancer, Tohoku University)
Music: munero
Price: ￥1,980 (tax included)
Recording time: Approximately 60 minutes (6 songs total)
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