Some people like to listen to classical/ambient music while working, others to rock or dubstep. What is your type?
Please share some playlists or artists! I'm looking for something fresh! :)
Some people like to listen to classical/ambient music while working, others to rock or dubstep. What is your type?
Please share some playlists or artists! I'm looking for something fresh! :)
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I've got a long (currently 51:10:12) playlist I shuffle while I work. Primary artists include:
There's some other stuff in there too, but most of it is isolated cases of specific songs I really like from outside my typical preferences.
Have you tried Rhapsody of Fire?
I'll have to look into them. I'm unusually picky about my music, so I often have a hard time finding stuff to add to my playlist.
Lately, it's either been dark 80s synth/outrun type music, 80s J-Pop, or 90s vaporwave tunes. Lo-fi hip-hop beats are also always a good choice. I'll also throw on some classical piano or violin if I can't decide on any of the above.
Give a try to Antonin Charvat for classical?
I loooove brain.fm!
I also like the ChilledCow youtube channel
Inspired by @ben I find the Social Network score really effective, and I also made a ~~~ deep focus ~~~ playlist on Spotify.
I listen to yiruma and piano guys on spotify. They're really good at least for me. reply here if you'd try it. :)
I'm checking it right now :)
watcha think? haha.
I think it's a really nice one. Not for work (for me) - too slow. But really 10/10 for afternoon tea or reading time <3
yea also for reading. haha. enjoy :)
I have several playlists for this. Mostly when I'm coding there's a lot of distractions around me. My top 2 playlists on Spotify are:
Beats to think to.
Hans Zimmer.
They've no lyrics, just perfectly paced music.
Erik Satie, Elliot Smith, Allah Las, Miles Davis, The Who, Fugazi, Bad Brains (only the old stuff), Maxence Cyrin (especially his covers), Francisco Tarrega, Chopin, Debussy, Kevin Morby, Beirut.
So Yeah, all over the place.
Lo-fi beats playlist on spotify open.spotify.com/playlist/37i9dQZF...
I'd strongly suggest listening to Liquid Mind - the music is so beautiful, you feel so peaceful when it is being played in the background.
youtube.com/watch?v=0equ5QrmJL8
You can play it 24 hours, it also helps while meditating and sleeping.
liquidmindmusic.com/
liquidmindmusic.com/stream.html
Guys definitely give it a try once. I have tried so many ambient music and relaxation music (healing, reiki, meditation etc.) but this is one step above all of them..
It depends on the mood with which I got up that day, but my favourites are:
Youtube
Spotify
As you can see, I split my music in two main objectives: keep me focused when I need some extra concentration (lo-fi, deep music), or boost me up when I feel lack of energy (unfortunately, I don't like coffee :-S).
Hope that this playlists can be useful to someone else.
This is amazing! I'm listening to
Deep Dark Indie
right now but I also listen to nature sounds! <3What works for me is music I know. If I know the song|mix, it becomes white noise for me and helps me concentrate more. In my idle time, I listen to reggaeton, dancehall, and epic so that's what I listen to me when I'm working
this --> soundcloud.com/user-708210432/likes
Here's something to get the funk out
I listen to deephouse-radio.com at work.
Well, that's true. Transistor is amazing. Do you first play a game and then listen to OST or you find music and then try the game? :)
The Knife
Band Maid
Chu Ishikawa / Der Eisenrost
Queenadreena
Ween
...and if I really have to concentrate: nothing (if the office is quiet); or otherwise a white noise generator!
🎵Therapy Music🎵
game music! And good one! <3 I love Transistor's music. Did you try Bastion or Pyre?
Not my type of music but forwarded it to my friend so big thanks from him :)