well not for concentration, but my ambient music is a mix of lemon demon and rain world
video game music is designed to pump you up without breaking your concentration.
almost anything with lyrics in it is a no go for me if my goal is to have background music to relax/study to. also lofi.
Always Emancipator. Safe In The Steep Cliffs is excellent.
Emancipator fucks heavy. I don’t think I’ve ever heard an artist capture the feeling of misty forests and snow so perfectly. Just nature really. Safe in the Steep Cliffs and Dusk to Dawn are so evocative.
Hell yeah! I learned of them when my partner and I were walking around at a festival, and we passed a stage with the most relaxing music… we just immediately sat down, then laid down in the grass and vibed for a good half hour. Sooooo good.
The first Sims game soundtrack
I have an ambient playlist with artists like Carbon Based Lifeforms, Sync24, 36, Cell, and some tracks from video game soundtracks.
None. Otherwise, I’m listening to music instead of concentrating on whatever I should be.
Usually none, sometimes classical music, Viennese Classic especially
Same, none of that low-brow Bratislava Classic, pee-yooo
buckethead. i cant focus with lyrics and i found his work perfect.
Krautrock
Years ago I got a disc called Sounds of Slashdot. It was at a con, I think.
Anyway it’s got some “gamemaster” “lost tribe” thing among some musical tracks on the CD. I have No Idea what it is, but I put it on and the sounds fucks with distractions and I can enter the Flow more easily for work. It’s a great trigger.
I need to find more of that.
Gaming LoFi, Gaming Metal, Gaming Jazz, Space Folk
Drum’n’Bass
There’s a channel on Youtube called My Analogue Journey, I usually chuck that on.
I’ve been listening to breakcore lately. Gets me in the mood for serious work, it’s like a microdose of adhd meds
House music. Nearly everyday while I code. Mostly Chris Luno sets.
