Edges for a day without them
Starting a session marks the start of work more clearly than opening a laptop that was already open.
Music for
Play a long instrumental session at the start of each working stretch and let it define the stretch. The problem with working from home is rarely noise; it is that the day has no edges, and a kettle or a delivery can become a break. Calm Study runs three hours with a soft noise bed under it, which covers the flat and tells you, and anyone in it, that you are working.
Starting a session marks the start of work more clearly than opening a laptop that was already open.
A noise bed built from rain and room tone hides the domestic sounds that are hard to ignore precisely because you know what they are.
Mixed flat and light in the bass so it can stay on through a whole morning without fatigue.
In rotation
6 tracks from emerging artists. Filter by genre to find the texture that fits your working hour.
Ventana Abierta
Lena Oro
Kite Weather
Yuma Kite
Rain on Glass
Aoi Strand
Reading Room
Lena Oro
Soft Margin
Sable Hours
Afternoon Static
Aoi Strand
Only if you share the space. On your own, a small speaker at low volume is more comfortable for a whole day, and the sessions are mixed to work that way.
Start a session between calls rather than across them. Sixty-minute Creative Flow fits the gaps between meetings; Calm Study fits a clear afternoon.
No. Office playlists are chosen for a crowd and change every few minutes. A session is chosen for one kind of hour and changes as little as possible.
Every session is built from tracks by emerging artists, paid for the minutes people listen. If your music sits still for an hour, send it.