Music that supports you when you need it most.

Music is already a big part of how many young people relax, cope with stress, and manage their emotions.

MUSIC.ME is a free digital tool developed by researchers at the University of Liverpool to help young people use music more intentionally to support their wellbeing.

Whether you're feeling stressed, overwhelmed, anxious, low, or simply want to better understand how music affects your mood, MUSIC.ME can help you discover new ways to use music in everyday life.

Can you help?

We're currently inviting young people (16 to 24 years old) to try MUSIC.ME and tell us what they think. By taking part, you'll help us understand how music can support mental health and wellbeing and make MUSIC.ME available to more young people across Liverpool and beyond.

What does taking part involve?
  • Free access to MUSIC•ME for 4 weeks
  • Use it whenever and however you like
  • No special tasks or assignments
  • Share your thoughts with us at the end
Your feedback is one of the most important parts of this project.

By sharing your experience, you'll help us understand what works well, what could be improved, and how MUSIC.ME can best support young people's wellbeing. Your input will help us build the evidence needed to make MUSIC.ME available to more young people in the future.

Click the button below to register your interest. We’ll be in touch soon!

Count me in!
We are Working with schools, universities, mental health support organisations and organisations employing young people in the Liverpool city region ...

If you organisation is interested in taking part, we would love to hear from you. Please email Dr Eduardo Coutinho (e.coutinho@liverpool.ac.uk).