Academic, consumer, governmental, and commercial momentum is growing around music as a low-cost, non-invasive wellness tool — evidenced by rising “music and health” research, streaming trends, and policy initiatives like the UK’s Social Prescribing Fund. This article highlights increasing attention to musicians’ own mental and physical health, spurring industry initiatives and public disclosures to support sustainable creative careers. It also notes broader trends in 2025: fostering creativity to boost mental health, leveraging digital tech for personalized music-wellness experiences, and the rise of mindful listening events—especially in London—as part of a cultural shift toward intentional musical engagement