What music do you listen to while working?
David Delahunty
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Looking for some new music to listen to while I'm working.
Please share what you listen to below.
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Korhan Eser@korhan
Urlnet
Also there's this curated playlists.
https://www.musicforprogramming....
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I don't usually listen to Spotify's generic playlists as they tend to full of with pop songs but this one is not bad that all. It's not the best of course but it's not much distracting as well.
Jazz Vibes
https://open.spotify.com/playlis...
A Manual For Creativity
Personally I like to listen to piano playlists of Pixar or Disney soundtracks. Helps really tap into my creative side. An artist I love is Pogo, check him out on YouTube.
Disney piano try not to sing along to 'A whole new world' š
huntFilter
I installed Poolside FM for Macintosh and I haven't used anything else for the past 3 weeks. It's seriously so good.
No music. Podcast or audiobooks.
This is right now for me https://btfy.io/loficodingmusic
Recently Poolside FM (poolside.fm)
The Hulry Newsletter
Here's a playlist I created, that you can listen to if you're into country/pop:
https://open.spotify.com/playlis...
Product Hunt
Poolside FM!
Standup Raven v3
My music changes depending on whether I'm doing ideation, design work, implementation or writing test cases š. It's mostly the famous Deep Focus playlist from Spotify most of the time and sometimes instrumental heavy metal or some Punjabi songs during implementation and test cases.
Chameleon
When Iām programming I prefer instrumentals like
https://open.spotify.com/playlis...
Or
https://open.spotify.com/playlis...
OpenSafely- closed
I listen to worship music a lot of days, but sometimes I can't focus very well with music so I just turn it off.
Classical music mostly :D
Soundescape
Shameless plug: https://soundescape.io
I use it myself while working, ambient soundscapes are one of the best ways to keep productive while working IMO.
Hans Zimmer & Retrowave! Feels like I'm in an epic montage
Fretboarder
Real programmers code in silence.
In all seriousness, it has long been proven that music distracts your brain, especially if there's lyrics in it, so instrumental stuff is your best bet.
My go-to genre to get pumped is jazz (nothing like some good ol' Mingus to get the code flowing):
And then a bit of Davis for the late evenings:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist...
Romantic music is great too:
And some electronic music for a change:
Best Writing
Depending on the mood but mostly these:
https://soundcloud.com/claptone
https://open.spotify.com/playlis...
https://poolside.fm/