Why you should listen to Adele while you drive in rush hour! Scientists find her piano-heavy tunes 'reduce stress'
Researchers noticed the heart rates of people were more regular with music. They tested their theory on a small group of five women driving in a Brazilian city. As well as piano instrumental versions of Adele songs they tested an Enya song.
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