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Content Introduction: A major hit in overseas media! A first for a major label! Scientifically proven music for cats has arrived in Japan. This album was created by American musician David Tye. David Tye, who has worked in the classical field for many years as a cellist, conductor, and composer with the Washington National Symphony Orchestra, studied animal hearing with zoologists and discovered that different species have different auditory and musical preferences. First, he composed music that monkeys would like and experimented with it. The monkeys showed no interest in the music intended for humans, but responded to the music David created for monkeys. A report summarizing this was selected as The New York Times' "#1 idea of ??2009". Next, David turned his research to cats and began to study feline hearing. Humans perceive sound in the womb, and their hearing develops in the fetus by listening to their mother's voice and heartbeat. (As a result, the tempo of music that humans find most calming, "BPM," is the same as the heartbeat and speed heard in the womb). Unlike humans, cats' hearing only develops after birth. David has been researching sounds and melodies that cats like. In actual experiments, 77% of cats that showed no reaction at all to human music responded positively to David's compositions. It has been a huge hit in overseas media such as the Washington Post, the New York Times, The Guardian, and the BBC! Scientifically proven "music that feels good to cats" will be released on Cat Day (February 22nd) for 2,222 yen (excluding tax)! This is Myausic! This album contains 5 songs created by scientifically researching and proving sounds that cats like. The song became a huge sensation after being picked up by major media outlets around the world, and it marked the first time music aimed at non-humans was released by a major record company! Released in the UK in October 2016, it reached number 33 on the UK charts! This is the highest ranking ever for music not aimed at humans! Customer reviews on e-commerce sites are full of praise, with comments such as, "I bought it with some skepticism, but the effect was amazing. My cat listened intently at first, and then became very calm." Japan, which boasts a total of approximately 10 million pet cats, has also quickly reacted to this overseas trend! The song is spreading rapidly online, from music-related sites such as Barks and amass, to general news sites such as Gunosy, Ameba, and Twinavi, and even pet-related sites such as Pet Life and Animal Life. Music For Cats [SHM-CD] [Track Listing] 1. Rolo's Space 2. Katie Moss's Catwalk 3. Tiger Lily and Mimi's Meowsical 4. Scooter Belle's Aria 5. Simon Says Media Reviews and More A huge hit in overseas media such as the Washington Post, New York Times, The Guardian, and BBC! Scientifically proven "music that feels good to cats" will be released on Cat Day (February 22nd) for 2,222 yen (excluding tax)! (C)RS
