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Taylor Davis.
Brain.fm. Been using it for years. Hits the spot.
It really all depends on what I am trying to concentrate on.
If I am playing a game, I actually turn the music off.
If I am driving, I have some high-octane rock playing.
If I am doing housework, I throw on the "Lo-Fi Girl" playlist.
Bonetones/Lab Jams
Opera music
- Lo-fi hip hop instrumentals. Think Nujabes and related producers or MF DOOM and Madlib beats.
- Jungle/atmopheric DNB. NOT breakcore because I know electronic fans are rabid about genres and categories.
- High paced rap and rock/metal. Counter-intuitive for studying but great for physical exercise. This is mostly newer style rap.
The film score of Koyaanisqatsi
strings
Barber beats.
Usually nothing but sometimes classical or lofi. Mostly I find it distracting but occasionally it works for no discernable reason
If I want little distraction it'd either be no music, or music I never have or rarely listen to.