Musitopia is a new sound and music app for improving mental wellness created by the MTG. The team behind this project is formed by Rafael Ramírez, Raquel Lucena, Mario Ortega and Ariana Pereira, and it received support from the Barcelona Music Lab, the Music Tech Europe Academy and María de Maeztu Strategic Research Program of the Department of Engineering

Musitopia is an all-in-one wellness platform that combines the power of music with mental health practices. By partnering with licensed professionals and using cutting-edge AI, Musitopia delivers personalized audio experiences designed to improve your mental wellness in real-time.

Musitopia’s offering includes:

• Interactive breathing exercises
• Binaural beats for different mental state goals
• Guided meditations for every moment of life
• Music soundscapes for focus and relaxation
• One-on-one sessions with our team of licensed professionals

Join our team of platform-testers and help us shape Musitopia

If you want to help contribute to our product and shape the future of Musitopia by providing feedback, please complete our short user feedback survey here. Your insights will help us grow Musitopia into a world-class solution for mental health. And as a token of our gratitude, after completing the short survey, you will receive a promotional code to retain access to premium resources.

Ready to experience how AI, technology and music can harmonize your mental health?

Explore Musitopia today!

Related articles:

UPF: How to adapt songs to your mood?: the goal of UPF’s new platform, Musitopia

Barcelona Music Lab: https://bcnmusiclab.com/en/2026/04/21/barcelona-music-lab-backed-musitopia-unveils-mood-adaptive-music-platform/

Media coverage:

La Razon (17/04/2026): Así funciona la plataforma catalana que adapta la música al estado de ánimo de una persona en tiempo real

Aldia.cat (16/04/2026): La UPF impulsa una plataforma que adapta la música a l'estat d'ànim en temps real

Scientific publications:

Musitopia: Bridging Human Expertise and AI for Digital Music Therapy (ICASSP 2026)

Project funded by Fundació Barcelona Music Lab and María de Maeztu Strategic Research Program (CEX2021-001195-M)

And supported by: