Can music be addictive? As playing games for a prolonged period, tend to develop a addictive behavior in humans, Is there any possibility for addiction to music?

I.e., when a person listens to certain list of songs and gets addicted to it, without which the person finds the day boring (or emotionally disturbed)?
According to the article &quot;Addiction to Music Has Biochemical Basis&quot; on Softpedia News by Tudor Vieru, which reports on findings by Robert Zatorre and Valorie Salimpoor (Salimpoor &amp; Zatorre, 2013), who both hold appointments as neuroscientists at the McGill University:

&quot;listening to music you like also triggers the release of dopamine, a neurotransmitter that plays a role in underlying pleasurable reactions caused by food, drugs and arousal before intercourse&quot;

&quot;The chemical has been linked in a variety of studies with mechanisms underlying addiction in humans, and it would appear that it also plays a role in the way people feel when listening to their favorite tunes.&quot;

&quot;Dopamine is important because it makes us want to repeat behaviors. It’s the reason why addictions exist, whether positive or negative,”

&quot;the euphoric ‘highs’ from music are neurochemically reinforced by our brain so we keep coming back to them. It’s like drugs. It works on the same system as cocaine,&quot;

&quot;It’s working on the same systems of addiction, which explain why we’re willing to spend so much time and money trying to achieve musical experiences,&quot;


References
Salimpoor, V. N., &amp; Zatorre, R. J. (2013). Neural interactions that give rise to musical pleasure. Psychology of Aesthetics, Creativity, and the Arts, 7(1), 62–75. 10.1037/a0031819 Free PDF available at: https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/f818/f3a9db17e3defb250a0c00ff64b4c4631376.pdf