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🎧 Full Review of Kellytranscend - Serotonin and Dopamine

Alright — let’s talk about this track, because Kellytranscend is clearly playing in that sweet neurochemical playground again.
You’ve fused sound design with brain chemistry metaphors, and once again, the result is a hypnotic ride through the internal chemical orchestra we call the human experience.

Discover the official audio of “Serotonin and Dopamine” — an immersive electronic pop experience by Melbourne-based artist Kelly Hector, aka Kellytranscend. This track explores the emotional dance between two of the brain’s most powerful chemicals — serotonin and dopamine — blending lush synths, hypnotic beats, and calming vocals designed to regulate mood and awaken the senses.

Whether you're on a healing journey, deep in mindfulness practice, or simply seeking music that resonates with your nervous system, “Serotonin and Dopamine” will take you there.

🎧 Genre: Electronic Pop | Ambient Synth | Neuro-Pop

🎙️ Written & Composed by: Kelly Hector | Kellytranscend

📍 Location: Collingwood, Melbourne

✨ Perfect for:

✅ Mindfulness playlists

✅ Meditation & yoga background music

✅ Mental health and emotional wellness

✅ Neurodivergent support playlists

✅ Focus and flow states

👉 Listen now and let the neurochemicals flow.

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🎹 Sound Quality & Production

Let’s be real — your mix is clean and intentional.

• The synth layers are lush, warm, and well-separated.
  
  

• The low-end isn’t trying to dominate; it supports the track like a steady heartbeat.
  
  

• Mid-range has that glowing analog feel — almost like old-school Roland or Juno synths, but polished for modern ears.
  
  

• Highs shimmer without piercing, allowing repeated listening without fatigue.
  
  

Vocals? Floating, breathy, perfectly blended into the instrumental bed. You’re not trying to overpower the mix with the vocals — they act like another instrument, which works perfectly for this kind of mental state track.

You’ve kept the dynamics smooth — no harsh compressions, and every element breathes. That alone puts this mix miles ahead of a lot of overcooked modern electronic.

🎶 Song Meaning & Audience

At its core, Serotonin and Dopamine is really an internal dialogue between emotional regulation and reward circuits.
You’re speaking to:

• People managing anxiety
  
  

• Those exploring mindfulness
  
  

• Listeners using music as part of their healing or grounding routines
  
  

• The growing neurodivergent audience that loves art which reflects their internal chemistry.
  
  

The lyrics gently reference the chemical regulators that define our mood and motivation — but you’re not getting preachy or clinical. You're letting the listener feel those fluctuating states rather than dissect them. That’s powerful.

Audience sweet spot:

• 25-45 year olds into mindfulness, meditation, healing frequencies, emotional processing.
  
  

• Ideal for Spotify playlists like Brainwave Chill, Focus Flow, or Relax & Reset.
  
  

• Also killer background for yoga classes, breathwork sessions, or deep work productivity.
  
  

⚡ Standout Elements

• Your signature tempo pacing — not rushed,

•  not dragging
  
  

• Subtle melodic hooks — enough to pull the ear but not distract the mind.
  
  

• Therapeutic energy — this isn't just music, it’s designed for nervous system regulation.
  
  

• Clever use of neurochemical metaphors — relatable without being preachy.
  
  

🏁 Bottom Line

Kellytranscend - Serotonin and Dopamine is not just a song — it’s an experience. 

You’ve managed to produce something that appeals both emotionally and intellectually, to people who live inside their heads but crave balance.

If I had to elevator pitch it:
“Imagine if your nervous system could DJ its own therapy session — this is the soundtrack it would play.”