There are times when music listeners feel down, and to brighten up their mood, they listen to music to boost their serotonin.
Very Well Mind reported that serotonin's effects on a person's brain could be the "starring role" as it helps regulate moods.
It is also often referred to as a person's natural "feel-good" chemical.
According to North Shore, songs could also help a person boost serotonin and endorphin levels in the blood. That's why it's essential to listen to healthy music from time to time.
Need help on what tracks to put next on your playlist? We got you covered! From Capital Cities to Clean Bandit, here are five songs from Spotify to boost your Serotonin.
Safe and Sound - Capital Cities
With high-energetic beats and trumpets, Capital Cities' smash 2013 hit "Safe and Sound" has been a go-to happy song for fans.
Many people feel nostalgic about listening to the song based on the comments on its music video on YouTube.
Aside from the track itself, the visuals for the song has been making people smile since its release as it features different era of dances, leading it to amass more than 600 million views on the platform.
Rather Be - Clean Bandit featuring Jess Glynne
Clean Bandit has redefined music since it debuted in the early 2010s. The band, composed of Grace Chatto, Jack Patterson, and Luke Patterson, is popularly known for mixing classical music with electronic beats and rhythms.
Released in 2014, "Rather Be's" intro begins with catchy violin music before the keyboard and highly-energetic beat kicks in.
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One Time - Justin Bieber
Justin Bieber may have changed genres since he entered adulthood; OG Beliebers and people who grew up in the late 2000s will surely remember his hit song "One Time."
Released when he was 15 years old, the singer previously said in an interview that the track is about being in a typical teen relationship, but everyone can relate to it.
That's What I Like - Bruno Mars
Even though the song didn't immediately hit number one upon its release, it slowly made it to the top of the Billboard Hot 100 chart.
The second single from Bruno Mars' "24k Magic" is considered one of the notable songs in his music catalog.
After the singer performed the track at the 2017 Grammy Awards, it started dominating the charts.
Super Bass - Nicki Minaj
Who could forget Nicki Minaj's "Super Bass?" The 2011 chart-dominating single took over the world by storm, shooting the rapper into stardom.
With its poppy beats and ultimate pink fantasy visuals, the track has remained relevant through the years.
The hip-hop artist previously celebrated the 10th anniversary of the song by expressing her gratitude to the people who helped her become famous.
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