What's your "productive music?"

[Bouvre]

I write to music. But only certain types of music that I don't otherwise listen to.
Currently I'm digging Spotify's jazz section, specifically the Chick Corea playlist and Jazz Vibes playlist, the latter one being more hip-hop infused jazz.
Keeps me focused, even if it's not the music I imagine to fit tonally with the work.

 

What about y'all?

[PhilosipherStoned]

I'll listen to a mixed playlist of lofi hiphop/glitchhop for some relaxing ambience a lot. There's a number of good "radio" channels on youtube such as this one that provide a pretty good writing atmosphere. They use a lot of jazz elements as well. 

 

Edited January 25, 2018 by PhilosipherStoned

[Bouvre]

1 minute ago, PhilosipherStoned said:

I'll listen to a mixed playlist of lofi hiphop/glitchhop for some relaxing ambience a lot. There's a number of good "radio" channels on youtube such as this one that provide a pretty good writing atmosphere. They uase a lot of jazz elements as well. 

 

This is pretty much a better description of the Jazz Vibes playlist I've got going.
<3

[SwimModSponges]

Nils Frahm is pretty dope.

 

[Bouvre]

8 minutes ago, SwimModSponges said:

Nils Frahm is pretty dope.

 

I was a few notes in and sold. I love their effective use of piano pedals/accenting. 

[NSAID]

The only time I put on a specific type of music while trying to do a specific sort of task is listening to grindcore while I make lace. You have to do a lot of fast hand motions, and it just works.

[Codename: Jackass]

If I'm writing something or doing something else that requires concentration, I'll usually something instrumental, not too musically complex but with a lot of rhythm and atmosphere. Can be electronically produced or a band with traditional instruments.

 

 

If I'm doing something physical like working out, stocking shelves at work, that kind of stuff, I'll listen to just about anything that I like as long as it gets my adrenaline going a little bit.

Edited January 30, 2018 by empty