I discovered tons of good music during our work watercooler discussions. Lets try this here? What are you listetning in general? Concrete bands? So...
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I'm with @kasun, it depends. If I'm working on standard semi-deep tasks I usually listen to different piano playlists, if I need real deep focus and to block everything else, I go for upbeat techno. Any other time it varies from acoustic covers to mainstream pop or rock songs.
I never listen to music with lyrics if I need to focus!
Brain.fm I can't cope with anything with vocals when working
For when I need to concentrate, 'relaxing video game music' is perfect
youtube.com/watch?v=2EY-PlaJnbM
When I'm doing the usual stuff that doesn't require lots of brain power, these "Vocal Deep House Music Mix" are nice. NSFW warning, the videos are 1/2 rich kid drone travel videos but the other half are models in bikini's in slow motion. Nothing XXX but you probably don't want your manager watching it over your shoulder, even when there not girls on screen your 'next suggestions' are enough to raise an eyebrow (see below)
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Chilled Cow beats to study and relax to open.spotify.com/playlist/0vvXsWCC...
I was really hoping these were going to be actual cow noises put together in a relaxing way...
Get work done: Deep Modern Electronic, no vocals
Inspirational/Creative: Modern Pop, any singer, specifically soprano vocal range (idk why, I would change it if I could, but it's the way its always been)
Relax: Anything with some bodacious horns
Today, Art Blakey!
It depends on my mood and the nature of the work that I'm working on. It can go from Instrumental calming music to death metal :)
I have been listening to LoFi HipHop radio on YouTube. Sparse lyrics but great chill beats.
youtu.be/5qap5aO4i9A