Hey guys I was wanting to know if you have any music playlists. That you guys can recommend. That you listen to while programming?
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Hey guys I was wanting to know if you have any music playlists. That you guys can recommend. That you listen to while programming?
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Hey! I've noticed that in this post you use "guys" as a reference to the entire community, which is not made up of only guys but a variety of community members.
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I listen to music I like depending on my mood although it's usually guitar oriented, usually in the alternative realm. This week I mostly listened to Johnny Marr, Sarah Shook, Starcrawler, Larkin Poe, Courtney Barnett and Kurt Vile and Janiva Magness.
I tend to get really distracted by music so I don't listen to a ton during work, but my two favorite stations on Google Play Music are:
I like instrumental and electronic music, usually quiet and slow, while I'm doing tasks that involve brain sweat
Digitally Imported channels are my default go-to whether building, debugging or absorbing:
Liquid DnB, Melodic Progressive = energy to straight-up write code, build and achieve flow.
Atmospheric Breaks = distract from a noisy office to remain productive.
Deep Nu Disco, Indie Dance = mid-energy, general purpose work tunes.
Downtempo Lounge, Chillout Dreams = slower paced, deliberate thought tasks like planning, troubleshooting, documentation, etc.
Ambient, Space Dreams = reading and comprehension.
See also: dev.to/newtorob/what-kind-of-music... and dev.to/domitriusanthony/wanted-hel...
I've been using mtcb.pwop.com/ for a couple of years now almost exclusively.
Mostly (all sorts of) Metal, Synthwave and Jazz for me, which is really just my usual music. I don't have a specific style of music or playlists for when I code, although I prefer something with high BPM when I work (more stimulating).
Right now I'm listening to Tokyo Rose.
Spotify's daily mixes are my go to when I lack inspiration though.