BlogPress play on your swagger: Parkinson Canada teams up with Spotify Press play on your swagger: Parkinson Canada teams up with Spotify Posted Date : Sep 1, 2026 A rhythm of its own Everyone moves to their own beat. That idea is the heartbeat of Find your swagger, Parkinson Canada’s ongoing campaign to reframe how people with Parkinson’s see themselves and move with confidence. The campaign also helps to challenge the stigma that so many people with Parkinson’s face as they navigate their lives. This September, the swagger movement gets its own soundtrack. Parkinson Canada is partnering with Spotify to launch a personalized playlist generator created for the Parkinson’s community. It’s a fun new way to put a little swagger in your step, right from your phone or tablet. Introducing the Swagger Finder Meet the Swagger Finder, a mobile-only Spotify experience that helps you discover a playlist based on your mood, energy, and style. Slide the bar to set your tempo, pick a genre that speaks to you, and let it mix fresh tracks with old favourites, tuned to how you feel. There’s no one right way to play it. Build a playlist for a walk around the block, a stretch at home, dinner on the stove, a spin around the kitchen. You create the vibe—where it takes you is entirely up to you. Move to your own beat Music changes how a moment feels. The right track can turn a chore into a groove—gardening, folding laundry, an afternoon workout, anything that gets you moving. And, if you’re having a hard day and need to take it easy, music is a great companion. The Swagger Finder picks up that cue, matching a playlist to your mood, energy, and style, right from your phone. Find your own playlist Ready to hit play on your own rhythm? Click to find your swagger on your mobile device to create a mix that feels like you. Available through October 12. Let’s groove Find your playlist. Find your rhythm. Find your swagger. *The Swagger Finder is available in English only. Share this post: Your story matters: inspire and connect Inspire hope and connect with others by sharing your Parkinson’s journey. Your voice can make a difference. Share your story Discover more like this Aug 26, 2026 Could a simple blood test speed up Parkinson's diagnosis? Aug 21, 2026 When research became personal Aug 21, 2026 Quand la recherche est devenue personnelle