Carlos Bravo (Verbose) was the beneficiary of the 1st call of the Matadero Center for Artistic Residencies aimed at experimental electronic music projects in the city of Madrid. Throughout the residency he will develop A.M.E (Electromagnetic Musical Anhedonia), a multi-format project that covers two fields of work: scientific research and artistic creation. “AME or specific musical anhedonia, is a neurological condition in which the individual is unable to enjoy or receive pleasure (positive stimuli) when listening to music. What is the difference between the appreciation of a sound, noise or music? For the individual who suffers from AME, none. For those who do not suffer from the condition, this differentiation becomes an immense spectrum where arguments such as harmony and rhythm come into play. The sound element of study proposed here is the background electromagnetic radiation of the Madrid environment. The general public’s appreciation of electromagnetic pickup sounds, which can vary between noise, pulsations, beeps or all at once, is considered to be similar to that of an individual with anhedonia, since they are not able to generate a positive stimulus in response to what they are perceiving. A.M.E. proposes an approach to the public to be able to enjoy something that, in general, is not considered music: background electromagnetic radiation. This approach will be facilitated by another emissive phenomenon of electromagnetic nature such as light.