Subliminals affect the brain’s processes even when we are not aware of them. A bass that compliments a singer’s low rise tends to be more relaxing. The bass and sound waves are at different vibrations. Subliminals are all around us and can even be often found through the combination of sounds and instruments. She repeats, “I will be calm eventually” and “I am protected.” It gives listeners a sense of security and an outlet to let go of any stress or worries burdening them. Jhene Aiko’s vocals sound as if they are echoing and have helped many fans calm their anxiety. “Trigger Protection” has a meditative instrumental. The song continues that although it may feel that there is no hope, a person should keep believing that better days will come. If they feel overwhelmed, they should get fresh air and keep re-affirming that they are doing their best. It is not only comforting, but the lyrics encourage listeners to take breaks when needed. A sample of the lyrics from “Good Days”: “Good day in my mind, safe to take a step out / Get some air now, let your edge out.” The background vocals make the song soothing. It also helps them believe that they are doing things that are helping them to heal from emotional pain or lack of motivation. The lyrics contain affirmations that can make a person’s life more romanticized.
“Good Days” and “Trigger Protection Mantra” are similar in that aspect. Kali Uchis admitted to putting subliminals in the song to uplift and as a form of therapy/comfort for the listener. She often elongates her vowels, and the switch between English and Spanish makes it unique. Her Sin Miedo album was popular overall, considering her other songs had a similar effect. It is the type of song that can elevate someone’s energy and spontaneously put them in a better mood. It especially became popular through TikTok. The song has a dreamy effect and has a ‘levitating’ feeling. “Telepatía” was her first song to reach the Top 100 as the lead singer. It is in the consciousness of how we perceive each song. The songs listed are only a few examples, but they help explain how when someone is sad, listening to sad music makes them feel sadder or happy music can make someone feel better. Fans report that they feel either their mood has been uplifted or ‘sedated’ by the song. Some songs include “Telepatía” by Kali Uchis, “Good Days” by SZA, and “Trigger Protection Mantra” by Jhene Aiko. It is believed that the pieces seem to be addicting or something they can’t stop listening to. In many popular songs, there are subliminal messages or audits in the instrumentals. Simply Sublime: The Use of Subliminals in Modern PopĪ subliminal is a stimulus or mental process below the threshold of sensation and consciousness, perceived by or affecting someone’s mind without being aware of it.
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