I don't think it makes you depressed, at least not in my case. I don't even relate to her lyrics. But I do think that people choose to listen to music depending on their state of mind. So if the person is already depressed, or suffers from anxiety, he will gravitate to music that feels that way. It's like when you party. You want to party to happy, upbeat music, because it makes you happy.

True, i'm really anxious and stressed lately (thanks to the university) so listening to some of her music increase it a bit

http://journal.frontiersin.org/artic...015.00466/full

To read the full study, that should have been linked to both websites for sourcing, click above. The study is a lot more complicated than the paragraph shows.

Correlation does not equal causation.