Music doesn’t just set the mood, it drives behaviour and boosts sales. AND THE RESEARCH PROVES IT.

Tempo Affects Behaviour: Slow-tempo music encourages longer visits, WHEREAS
Fast-tempo music PROMPTS customers to explore more options and try new products.
This was first demonstrated by Milliman (1982), whose study found sales increased
by up to 38% WHEN HARNESSING THE CORRECT TEMPO FOR THE SPACE.

Brand Alignment Boosts Sales: Music that fits a brand’s identity can significantly
enhance experience. one study covering 1.8 million transactions showed a
9.1% sales increase over five months when the music matched the brand.

Exclusivity builds cultural statuS: Scarcity and early access trigger desire
and elevate brand positioning.

Mood and Perception: Well-chosen music makes spaces feel more inviting,
improves mood, and encourages longer browsing OR DINING, RESULTING IN more
purchases.

Staff Music Choices Can Backfire: Letting employees pick the music led to a 16% sales
drop in one Swedish retail study, with women’s fashion departments seeing declines
up to 21%.

Bottom line: strategic music curation enhances experience, shapes behaviour, and INCREASES sales.