i am a big lofi guy, shout out the homies at NoGoodRadio 👉 https://zap.stream/naddr1qq9rzd3c8qenzv34xgesygz47pzeqe60xey0fnwfmjxwxtdz52pqwnxskqs9jmhqx0gj6wz3s5psgqqqwenslj8h0y
also love me some synthwave, and lately I have been loving this guy's handpan music videos 👉https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u32JMs2QmE8
hope y'all have a great day! 🤠
I have a playlist called Then Suddenly, it's a collection of epic music that starts off chill and suddenly gets epic. The epicness helps my brain refocus to "shits getting serious" mode for when I get distracted 🤠
eg PV Apparat Gosh Jamie xx Becoming Ocean Felix Rosch November Max Richter How to leave your body John Murphy Satie: Gnossienne No.1 - Starkey Remix
Is it public? Love Epic for work but it's so hard to find the good stuff.
Not yet! I need to create a Spotify nym first haha
The jack hammer…. That’s not a band. It’s an actual jack hammer.
You just run a jack hammer while you work?
The jack hammer is my work. And the pick. And the shovel. Sometimes the tipper cart. Earplugs are required but I really wish they were headphones lol
There's a business idea. Noise cancelling so good you can listen to tunes while you're jackhammering.
I've never used a jack hammer. What is your line of work called? Paver? Masoner?
About 130 decibels is normal so it would need to be next level metal to cut through that!
I’m a semi-skilled contractor and mainly help out on small residential projects job-to-job.
anything i'm in the mood for...alt rock, shoegaze, metal, punk, jazz, 90s hip hop, 50s swing music, classic funk and funk fusion, etc.
My playlist contains
I almost exclusively listen to prog rock (e.g. this and this) and prog metal (e.g. this and this). I cannot stand the endless repetition in most genres (e.g. 20 seconds of melody/harmony/rhythm repeated to make a 3 minute song); most prog music is substantially less repetitive than most genres.
I find new prog music through Wikipedia and ProgArchives. Usually the best prog albums (yes albums, not just individual songs) have the highest rating and listenership. Ordinary people do have a sense for good music, if only they were given the opportunity to hear it.
super interesting, thank you for sharing! the first "this" you linked is awesome, though i'd prefer that for a day off 🍄 versus working soundtrack ;)
to each their own!
my man. i'm also a prog metal enjoyer, haken's latest album is just wild.
https://musicforprogramming.net/
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ooo this is neat! thanks for the rec
Anything that can mute my brain's scattered thoughts
Jazz, no lyrics, mostly Pat Metheny...
Instrumental jazz ballads (Miles Davis, Bill Evans), lofi hip-hop mix channels on YT, Mozart, Strauss, Liszt, Mahler, instrumental prog
news usually on youtube
No music, podcasts.
I like jazz but I find that it distracts me too much. Classical music that I've not heard before at a low volume seems to work well for me.
You should try Gustav Mahler - strangest of the strange!
I'll have to check him out, but if its too weird that is also very distracting
Symph. no. 8 will blow You away. It had the same effect on me when I heard John Coltrane for the first time.
peak time / driving techo
Rap/Hip Hop Indie/Rock
For working... LoFi
For wakeup alarm or driving... classic 70s and 80s rock
I don't really listen to much music besides the above scenarios
Stuff like Worakls. Especially the album Orchestra.
I prefer listening to music without any lyrics when working
I listen often to Selected Ambient works from Aphex Twin, if ADHD raves in my head -> Drum and bass and breakcore :)
I usually listen ICE CUBE - YOU KNOW HOW WE DO IT
I'm a retro / techno lover (Belgium).
If I need to focus, I prefer opera, otherwise a mash of rap/hip-hop, folk, disco, rock, blues, funk, metal, whatever fits the mood!
Have a good day too!
Lofi from Chillhop Music. Good stuff. https://youtube.com/@ChillhopMusic
<3 nogood. I listen to it over dinner. But for work, I let music.youtube.com randomise jazz tracks.
Used to listen to mostly metal on headphones when worked at fiat office job, now working for Bitcoin at home feels less need for a music and headphones all the time, it's more relaxing by default.
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