Any examples of Chill music on e.g. youtube or soundcloud? Or does the actual music depend on the individual?

I only briefly read the paper, but a personal example of music that gives me chills, the denouement of this song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PaCvvIzVj1I (warning: video game music)

I would think that the music eliciting such a response would vary between individuals, or is that not the case? Are there universal patterns in music that would act as "chill music" to a broad spread of the population? I guess I am wondering if "chill music" can be an actual genre where listeners can swap their favorite tracks and such or if it is just music across different genres that individuals might experience this sensation with.

You also gain tolerance to individual pieces of music over time, so would need a steady supply.

For me, that would be Schoenberg.

AKA, frisson (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frisson)

Are you sure? That's not my understanding of the term. I'd love to be corrected.

Yep I am sure - read the full paper, it's linked on the right hand side of the article. Some of the examples are the soundtracks from Skyrim and Legend of Zelda...

It seems like an odd term to use though.