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A new study has that the energy levels of music what we remember. Two researchers from Goldsmiths, University of London into what kinds of memories people after listening to different types of music. Music psychologist Safiyyah Nawaz and neuroscientist Dr Diana Omigie how the tempo and mood of songs what people about their life. The researchers that high-energy music made people remember funny and happy events from their past. In contrast, slower and acoustic music back memories of calmness and sadness. It even people recall romantic experiences.

The researchers 233 people about the sorts of memories they after listening to music. The people to popular songs from their childhood and early adulthood. Dr Omigie said the feelings people for music affected their memories. She said: "It's not just the musical features that memory, but also how much a person a song." Ms Nawaz said: "Acoustic songs associated with memories that were more vivid, unique, and by complex emotions like romance." She added that energetic songs were to "social, exciting, high-energy memories". The research will put into a database of musical memories on the website memoryrecords.xyz.