Scientists have found that weather conditions can actually play a role in shaping our song preferences. So if it's raining outside, the UK music charts could be impacted.
Don’t like the songs in this week’s music charts? Blame it on theScientists have found that weather conditions, as well as seasonal patterns, can play a role in shaping a listener’s song preferences, which in turn may have an impact on its success in the UK music charts.
‘Thus, it highlights the importance of considering broad environmental factors when analysing the success of songs in the music market, and provides insight into how music choices are influenced by external factors beyond the music itself.’Dr Anglada-Tort and his colleagues analysed more than 23,000 songs that reached the weekly charts in the UK in the last 70 years, gathering historical data from the Met Office as well as Official Charts.
Using machine learning techniques, the researchers were able to determine each song’s musical features such as melody, harmony, rhythm, timbre, dynamics, and tempo.
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