Our mood changes throughout the day and it is true when those scientists say ‘Music Influences Our Mood’. I have personal playlists (right now, it has reached 100 moods…making the list so long and the computer lagged worse than before) in my Windows Media Player and will play them whenever my mood suits it.

Stumbleupon helps me to discover this fantastic site that could save some space in Windows Media Player and at the same time, plays songs according to the mood chosen. Yeah, it is Stereo Mood. It is definitely not as popular as Imeem or Playlist.com but the layout of the site and the fantastic pop design will appeal to teens and naturally, all walks of life.

I notice that most of the listeners choose dreamy, energetic and gasp…make love. I can almost vividly imagine a couple doing their intimate stuff while turning on Stereo Mood. The songs are quite unpopular because I did not hear any of them in my local radio station back in Malaysia. Not popular but the songs are really great and catchy.

I have taken a liking towards three songs which I got to know through Stereo Mood (I have written a guest post in a music site on these) which are Overlooked by My Machine, Eleonore by The Turtles and To Build A Home by The Cinematic Orchestra.

Not to mention that one single playlist will last you a few hours as there are about 3-4 pages of songs per mood. That turns me on as I rush through my chores of the day. The streaming isn’t that bad if your internet speed is presumably high. I know how it feels like when songs buffered, making those songs sound so weird.

The limited ranges of songs as well as the lack of other activities are the only lacklustre performance of Stereo Mood. You can find Overlooked in Make Love, Happy and Romantic so I recommend that the Stereo Mood team should add in more songs, old and modern.