Overview
- Dr. Natalie Hyacinth created the track for Galaxy as a music accompaniment intended to enhance the experience of eating chocolate.
- The composition draws on roughly 60 years of research into multisensory integration linking pitch, tempo and key with perceived sweetness and creaminess.
- At 78 beats per minute and just over a minute long, the piece aligns with the reported 64–90 second melt time of a bite of chocolate.
- Piano carries the melody with harp and strings to evoke smooth, silky textures, avoiding sharper sounds associated with bitter or sour notes.
- The song is available on YouTube and Spotify, and coverage presents it as a science-informed marketing release rather than new experimental proof of taste change.