Such a random post! But I just felt in the need of sharing my favorite playlists while coding/working. I am always looking for new playlists to boost my productivity and help me focus.
I have recently started working in an open-plan office. This sounds nice, but the ugly truth is that I get constantly distracted by the noise and chatting. So I have bought a great pair of Bose Headphones with noise cancellation, which I found them to be a great invest (quite expensive, but worth it).
On the other hand, I also tend to get distracted by music in my own language (Spanish), and also by pop music. Probably because my brain forces me to sing along.
So, these are my most played Spotify playlist for working:
Tomorrowland Official Playlist
Inception OST
Focus Coding
Pure Mellow Jazz
Orgánica
This is Hans Zimmer
What about you? Which are your favorite playlists?
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My favorites:
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I definitely just added Soundscapes for Gaming. I immediately liked it, thank you!
Post rock or electronica work often well with coding, I'm with you 👍
the stop everything is snowing sounds giving me a trans right now. I think I can finish this feature in a week with this music. thanks.
I know its not Spotify powered, but I can't get enough of ChilledCow's lofi hip hop radio on YouTube - youtube.com/watch?v=hHW1oY26kxQ
ChilldedCow has a profile with a daily playlist on Spotify if you want to save some bandwidth stream the radio station. open.spotify.com/playlist/0vvXsWCC...
This and Chillhop's lofi hip hop radio are my top go tos for programming soundtracks
There is a couple similar playlists now too:
open.spotify.com/user/inner_ocean/...
open.spotify.com/user/spotify/play...
also my go-tos ✌️
I love this post! Here are a few of mine:
Coding and Crushing It
Jazztronica
Bonobo Radio
Outrun/Future Synth
A co-worker recommended this one late yesterday, so I'm going to give it a try.
💜 musicforprogramming.net/
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words aren't enough to thank you for the first link OH MY GAWWWWD what a experience! love it :) that's my jam
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Lots of progressive trance, I tune into Group Therapy with Above and Beyond every Friday, I am a bit less consistent with Corsten's Countdown and A State of Trance. Some days I go in a totally different direction and it is all hip-hop, emo, and punk rock.
If I had to leave everyone with one album to check out, it would be Airdrawndagger by Sasha. I consider it the best electronic album ever made.
This is pretty damn good. Russian hardbass.
open.spotify.com/playlist/7k4dTAmR...
Music where the bass don't go like "bum bum bum buuum bum bum bum bum bam bum" but more like "buuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuumm" you'll hear what I mean
I'm not using Spotify but here's what I use to play for productivity.you can also listen to these on youtube:
youtube.com/watch?v=0tBmhSFGTLk
youtube.com/watch?v=MizPu-dTPQU
youtube.com/watch?v=Y5CXeWEuq7I
I love to listen to JVNA I really like her style.
open.spotify.com/artist/0BMfVLB7t0...
You can also find her mixes on youtube or soundcloud:
soundcloud.com/jvna/light-jvna-mix
soundcloud.com/jvna
I work from home now. But as recently as a few years ago, I was at a decent-size company in town that moved to a brand new spiffy office building. When they did, they got rid of our cramped, sweaty, stinky "scrum rooms" (that the devs LOVED), and they replaced it with the dreaded "open floor plan". I told them, as soon as we moved to the new building, that you could easily walk around the whole (open) floor and tell, immediately, who was actually doing any real work - they're the ones with the headphones on. They kept crowing about the open floor plan as a harbinger of "collaboration". But anyone who hoped to accomplish their tasks wasn't collaborating with anyone - they were blocking out all the random noise with headphones.
Any slow jazz like Bossonova helps, you can find many tracks on YouTube which are mostly 2 hrs or more . It depends on what I feel like listening, sometimes it's classic rock sometimes its Hans Zimmer or Jon Williams. As long as it helps ;-)
I have three principal moods when coding:
Designing: I use instrumental music so I can think clearly
Researching and Coding: When I have to read documentation, implement and test new things. In that case I like fast tempo music without vocals
Only Coding: I already have the designs, the tasks and I know the technology I'm using so I can listen to music with vocals
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