Introduction Darwin, who is called ‘the prophet of the evolutionary world,’ first presented his idea in 1900 that music provides the utmost opportunity for humans to select their own mates. By music, Darwin meant the sweet ‘birds songs’ and melodious tunes of other bird-like creatures, while by ‘sexual selection Darwin meant that music has biological significance to attract the opposite sex for reproduction. Later, Howell agreed with Darwinian thought and constructed a view of the social reality that seemed compatible with the new principles of evolution (Bender, 1996, p. 34). Darwin categorized sexual selection on the basis of two aspects, ‘aggressive rivalry’ and ‘mate choice.’ Since our research focuses upon mate selection, we will discuss it in context with the factors affecting human evolution. The human mind possesses the capabilities to generate music and being influenced by music. Since he inherently possesses the capabilities to be receptive to various musical tones, musical voices, and different rhythms so with the passage of time, he has related music with language and communication. Wallace argued that it could not have evolved by means of natural selection. However, we would later negate this perception by comparing it with Darwin’s. Evolutionary Psychology of Human mind It is through the advent of evolutionary psychology that we are able to describe ‘human nature’ in context with the cognitive and emotional mechanisms of the contemporary human mind. This is also through understanding how such mechanisms evolved via natural and sexual selection by musical evolution. This notion is supported by three basic principles. First, music has let us understand that this approach is essentially cognitive in that it attempts to principally understand how human cognition and emotion have evolved. Second, the human mind is viewed as a sharp cognitive instrument (as it possesses both goodness and evilness in it) rather than as a general problem solver. Third, it is through the musical selection that we are able to grasp the evolutionary changes since earth’s existence which is historical. It attempts to understand the selection forces that rendered particular mental modules functional within an environment that existed long ago (Sterelny & Fitness, 2003, p. 72). Like evolutionary psychology, the key focus of social psychology is on the human social mind, and in particular, how cognition and emotion interact with behavior, both within individuals and across individuals when they interact. Of course, interaction requires a particular language and a communication mode. In the study of intimate relationships, social psychologists study the structure and functions of the intimate relationship mind and seek to model and explain how cognition, emotion, and behavior play out in terms of the phenomena of intimate relationships of mate selection. Now, the main concern is the notion of what the real criteria of emerging emotions and feelings are? Just imagine a mute environment. Where would be the feelings if the earth gets mute and silent? Human music and Nature In order to relate human nature with music and in order to relate human sexuality with musical senses, we have to dig music at the ground root level.