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"Current scientific studies show that specific musical patterns of a composition (such as a strong rhythm structure) can motivate, especially for anaerobic exercise," a University rep said in a statement to Men's Health. The researchers, who collaborate with the University of Osnabrück, worked with music and sound agency TRO and Amazon Music to create the 60 song playlist using criteria based on the established science. Research shows that the music you listen to can affect your athletic performance-so Amazon Music teamed up with a group of music scientists to engineer the ultimate gym motivation playlist featuring a diverse group of artists like Kendrick Lamar, AC/DC, Post Malone, Beck, and more. This playlist featuring Barenaked Ladies, Lisa Loeb, Casper Babypants (OMG why didn't I think of that name?!?!), Cake and Recess Monkey will ensure your youngster stays ahead of his or her time by keeping just enough of a foot left ironically in the past.If you've ever spent hours curating the perfect pump-up soundtrack for your workouts, you weren't just wasting your time. And what could be cooler for an ultra-modern kid than going just exactly the right amount of retro?! Whether you are the child of a hipster or a hipster with child, nothing but the coolest of the cool will suffice, even (or maybe especially), when it comes to your choice of tunes. The eclectic combo of hits from Lady Gaga, Beyonce, Maroon 5, Lil Wayne, Ed Sheeran, Bruno Mars and Linkin Park will keep you jamming all day long. Lest you think I am just some old fogey who is going to use this article as a way to relive her college years, I hand you this playlist to bid you a fond, "So there!" This one may not be full of today's latest hits, but those are easiest enough to find on the first screen of any music app you choose. So back to the playlist dilemma, I did a little fishing around.Īccording to Amazon (again), you can "add music to your playlists at any time within the Amazon Music app."

For other devices, like certain Fire tablets, you access Alexa by pressing a button." The categories of help Alexa provides include: For 'hands free' devices, like the Amazon Echo, you access Alexa by saying the wake word (Alexa, Echo, Amazon, or Computer). "You access Alexa differently based on the type of device you are using. For instance, you can ask Alexa a question, such as 'What is the weather today in New York?', or tell Alexa to do something, like 'Add batteries to my shopping list,' or 'Play jazz.' When you speak to Alexa, a recording of what you asked Alexa is sent to Amazon's cloud so we can process and respond to your request. "Alexa allows you to ask questions and make requests using just your voice.