Scientists have noted the song’s use of "appoggiaturas"—ornamental notes that clash with the melody to create tension before resolving. This musical "clash" triggers a physical emotional response in listeners.
The song’s global dominance was largely fueled by a single, legendary performance. Someone Like You (song) | Adele Wiki | Fandom
There is a psychological reason "Someone Like You" is so effective at inducing tears.
Adele mentioned she wrote it because she was "exhausted from being such a b***h" in her other tracks and needed to write something that made her feel okay with the two years she spent with him.
Scientists have noted the song’s use of "appoggiaturas"—ornamental notes that clash with the melody to create tension before resolving. This musical "clash" triggers a physical emotional response in listeners.
The song’s global dominance was largely fueled by a single, legendary performance. Someone Like You (song) | Adele Wiki | Fandom
There is a psychological reason "Someone Like You" is so effective at inducing tears.
Adele mentioned she wrote it because she was "exhausted from being such a b***h" in her other tracks and needed to write something that made her feel okay with the two years she spent with him.