Been on the lofi Chopin and similar songs lately.
https://open.spotify.com/track/52gMaGkqtK2GIjWaIgwIW8?si=D8GI6SeVQe6BQGM4OWYVHg
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Chillstep or lofi for focus.
Sublime and the like for cleaning.
If I need to think, I prefer absolute silence (noise cancelling headphones).
If I'm doing something mindless, I'll put on a podcast or audiobook.
I like Blue Turtle's playlists, especially the Ithya ones. They're mostly folkish intrumentals and some gentle chillstep
"Elevated Jam Tracks" on youtube (mostly chords and no distracting words/vocals).
trance and sextrance
like everyday actually
Deep House
Love me some Milt Jackson! The soft tones of that vibraphone are great for background music while studying
breakcore (dnb), maidcore (progressive instrumental metal) or jazz fusion
well not for concentration, but my ambient music is a mix of lemon demon and rain world