The Song That Summons Your Soulmate Based On Birth Month – Find Your Love Anthem

You have heard that saying, *It is written in the stars. In the playlist and streaming era, the songs have become the new heavenly correspondences.

Living in an age when one can establish their first date impression with a few words of a song, a lot of questions arise in the minds of many individuals: Which song do I play to find my future love?

And the reason may be surprising to you–the month in which you were born. It is not just you who believe that your zodiac sign or birthstone makes a difference in your love life.

There is a less obvious power in music, also. Just match your musical fingerprint of birth month to the correct song and you are guaranteed the build up of an inescapable aura that attracts your soul mate to you.

We will also reveal the science and stories behind the song that calls your soulmate, by month of birth, why the songs work, and the tips you can use in this pillar guide to apply the songs in dating, in social media or in real life.

This article can help you embrace the power of sound and create meaningful relationships, regardless of being single, in a relationship, or a music lover.

Birth Month = Soulmate Song and Musical Profile

Birth Month	Soulmate Song (Iconic Example)	Key Mood/Tempo	Why It Works
January	“Happy” – Pharrell Williams	Up beat 120 BPM	Fresh starts, hope, optimism
February	I Will Always Love You – Whitney Houston	Deliberate love, 70 BPM	Bottomless love, devotion
March	“Here Comes the Sun” – The Beatles	Bright, 90 BPM	New hope, growth
April	All of Me – John Legend	Romantic, 72 BPM	Vulnerability, sincerity
May	“Celebrate” – Kool and The Gang	Joyful, 108 BPM	Community, togetherness
June	Can’t Help Falling in Love – Elvis Presley	Soft, 72 BPM	Unconditional love
July	Summer of ’69 – Bryan Adams	Nostalgic, 114 BPM	Freedom, adventure
August	Firework – Katy Perry	Empowering, 124 BPM	Self-confidence, spark
September	Shape of You – Ed Sheeran	Sensual, 96 BPM	Physical chemistry
October	Thriller – Michael Jackson	Dark, 119 BPM	Mystery, intrigue
November	A Thousand Years – Christina Perri	Epic, 66 BPM	Endurance, commitment
December	Last Christmas – Wham!	Reflection, 120 BPM	Hope, melancholy

Note: Any song that has the same tempo, key, and lyrical theme will qualify as your choice of song in any month of the year. A starting point is provided in the table.

Why It Has To Do With Your Month of Birth

The Psychology of the Seasons

It is known that our brains react to music differently based on our personal schedule. A 2018 study in Frontiers in Psychology determined that emotional reactions of people to songs were more intense when the song was released in the same month of their birth.

Why? Since our brains are used to making subconscious correlations between seasonal factors such as length of day, weather and cultural events with specific moods. You combine such moods with a song and end up with a compelling, almost subliminal hook.

Resonant to Astrological Characteristics

Astrology is not a science itself but makes it easy to match music to personality. The astrological sign of each month of birth seems to possess some characteristics.

The Soulmate Song of the current month is selected to embody those characteristics, as in the case of the January sign sign of Aquarius which thrives on novelty and openness and is embodied in the carefree optimism of Happy. The unity of the song and the attributes of the sign forms a magnet that brings like minds together.

Timing and Memories

The months of birth tend to coincide with traditions of a culture, such as New Year Eve in January, Valentine in February, Harvest in September, etc. By utilizing a song that reverberates such events you access common memories and customs.

This mutual understanding creates an immediate connection, since you are both speaking a common language of emotion.

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Dating Profile Audios

Included in your dating profile is a short clip of your preferred music. Social media such as Tinder, Bumble, and Hinge can now upload audio content. The video will be a hint to those who connect with the feel of the song to make contact.

First Date Music Selection

Intend to play the music in a restaurant or cafe. There is tone that can be created by ambient music; the music should suit the tone of the place. An independent conversation is accompanied by a romantic ballad in a small cafe, for example.

Social Media Story Tie-in

Make a little Instagram or Tik Tok story with the song as background. Label it with a hashtag of the month of birth (e.g., #JanuarySoulmateSong) to leverage trending content and target a more relevant and larger audience.

Events & Parties

When you have a party or a get-together, make a playlist of your soulmate song of each month. Not only does it create the atmosphere but it also leads people to talk when they see the thematic motif.

Month-by-Month Instructions

January – “Happy” (Pharrell Williams)

• Why it is the ideal one: January is a month of new beginnings and positive thinking. The upbeat and catchy song, Happy, is an outcry of new youth. The tempo is 120 BPM and your energy does not go down.
• Dating advice: Play it when you discuss your New Year resolutions. It connotes that you are progressive and lighthearted.

February – I Will Always Love You (Whitney Houston)

• Why it is ideal: It’s halfway through February, and a touching ballad is addressing individuals who appreciate strong emotional attachment. The high-pitched melodies show some vulnerability; an important aspect of soulmate attraction.
• Dating tip: It’s best played during a slow walk or at a romantic meal; the emotional mood will just naturally bring intimacy.

March – Here Comes the Sun (The Beatles)

• Why it’s the best one: In the spring, this classic brings hope and newness to life. The 90 BPM rhythm has made it very calming and cheerful.
• Dating tip: Play it at a picnic or open-air cafe where the March sun is warm, and so is the song.

April – “All of Me” (John Legend)

• Why it works best: April is the month of rain and revival, just like the devotion in the song. Its sentimental lyrics focus on blind love.
• Dating idea: Have it with a rainy day coffee to make it a warm date.

May – “Celebrate” (Kool & The Gang)

• Why it is brilliant: May is festival and community. It is a fast-paced song which creates a festive atmosphere and promotes socialization.
• Dating advice: Go to a group meet or dance lesson and find people you can connect with.

June – Can’t Help Falling in Love (Elvis Presley)

• Why it’s ideal: The carefree spirit of June and the soft classic melody go well together. It is a sign of honesty and desire to allow love to flourish.
• Dating tip: Disk it in a romantic walk on the beach or slow drive.

July – “Summer of ’69” (Bryan Adams)

• Why it is ideal: The conditional summer spirit of July is reflected in this sentimental song. It is care-free and adventurous, with its playful tone.
• Dating tip: Go on a hike or take an impromptu road trip.

August – “Firework” (Katy Perry)

• The reason it works so well: August is a summer crescando. Firework is an inspirational song which promotes confidence and builds excitement.
• Dating advice: Play at an upbeat party or a dance event to display the active side of you.

September – “When We Were Young” (Adele)

• Because it is the best: This is a sensual song to attract a person and have rhythmic correspondence at the beginning of the academic year. The time 96 BPM is ideal when talking slowly.
• Dating tip: Use it when you are cooking together, or having a easy session at the gym.

October – Thriller (Michael Jackson)

• Why it works perfectly: the atmosphere of October and Halloween is compatible with this classic thriller. Your persona is interesting with the dark and captivating beat.
• Dating idea: Relax at an activity party or tell creepy stories.

November – “A Thousand Years” (Christina Perri)

• Why it’s the best: This heroic ballad is full of patience and eternal love as the year draws to a close. It appeals to the people who were thinking about long-term relationships.
• Dating hint: Play it at a candlelit supper.

December – Last Christmas (Wham!)

• Why it fits so well: December is full of nostalgia and hope, which makes Last Christmas such a great soundtrack. The well-known melody may bring some common memories and Christmas joy.
• Dating advice: Gift it along with exchanging holiday presents or at a tree-lighting event.

Music and Health – A Government Resource

The effects of music on emotional health are not only a cultural phenomenon, but scientific research supports them. Interested individuals can find a wealth of research on therapeutic music in the U.S. government through the National Endowment of Arts (NEA).

The NEA research supports the idea that listening to music that fits your emotional mood can ease stress and increase dopamine levels, which is precisely what you desire in a soulmate-invoking playlist.

There is more to your birth month being known on the calendar than being a gateway to a deeper connection.

When you sync your dating life with the universal flow of attraction by setting your birth month to the Song That Summons Your Soulmate, you increase the likelihood of success in dating situations.

You need to impress at the coffee shop with the right song, or you need the perfect song to set the mood at the party, choose the right song and get the attention of the right person.

Note: it is not only the power of the lyrics but an emotional frequency that you share. Use the song of your love story as the music of the month of your birth.

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