Why do people sing in the shower? 

• Bathroom tiles don’t absorb sound, your voice bounces back and forth around the room before fading away. And because the shower is a small space, it boosts your voice and even adds a little bass, making your singing sound more powerful.

What are the emotions connected to singing in the shower?

• We don’t sing in the shower simply because we have a song stuck in our heads. It turns out we do it for many reasons: stress relief, happiness, sadness.

What does the experience of bathing bring? 

• Washing off the dirt after such a long day. 

What are the cultural, social and religious meanings of bathing?

• For the Turks, bathing is a semi-religious ritual in which purifying the body goes hand-in-hand with purifying the soul.
• The Japanese used bathing as a leisurely, meditative, and sensual daily ritual, generally taking place in the evening before dinner.
• Bathing is a process of cleaning your body through dipping in water. Taking a bath is mostly popular in the western part of the world but did you know that every country has their way of doing so. They even have their beliefs such as taking bath would bring them spiritually closer to their gods.

 Is there a spiritual, psychological feeling? Physical? Is it a pleasant experience? A happy one? Or…? Is it a ritual? Habit? Necessity?

• From prior knowledge, in some religious practices around the world, a bath can be also called a Spiritual bat. They  have been used in many cultures to cleanse the soul, clear the mind, and ultimately heal the chakras with an intention to heal the spirit. In addition, studies show that the benefits of bathing are more than just skin deep. … They found that bathing resulted in less stress, tension-anxiety, anger-hostility, and depression

       The three songs I selected are songs that reflect nostalgiaa and magic about a certain time period of your youth. These three songs are specifically related to the Harry Potter series.In a couple of weeks the harry potter series will turn 20 years since its first debut in theaters. Philosopher’s Stone and Goblet of Fire, for me. The former captured perfectly the feeling of magic and wonderment of stepping into the wizarding world for the very first time; Harry’s Wondrous World, Hedwig’s Theme and Leaving Hogwarts just might be the most “Potter”-iest pieces of music produced. I know the tone of the series changed a lot as it went on, but that child-like wonder will always stand out to me as something special which the series got bang-on first time round.

My target audience is Potterheads. Potterheads is the nickname given to fans of the Harry Potter series. The age range is complex because the Harry Potter books and the movie are timeless when it comes to age. But since it’s soap, I would say that The Wizarding World of Harry Potter is slightly more defined. The primary target is intended for young adults. Ages 16-30, this person is a Harry Potter collectible, which means that Over the years they have collected rare items detailed to the Harry Potter series. They know all the soundtracks of the movie from 1-7. They have the entire soundtrack on their Spotify app, they watch all the movies twice a year. This person is young, carefree, they are creative, fun, and joyful. They Wear Harry Potter Apparel As Everyday Attire.