406 mixes taggedclassical electronic

Music to mine by and to craft by. Some electronic, some instrumental, generally intended to blend into the background while you work, but there are of course exceptions.

(Beware: contains ponies)

NO TIME TO EXPLAIN. LISTEN TO THIS AND OPEN YOUR BOOK. ONE HOUR. YOU'LL THANK ME LATER. Ratatat, Bonobo and Debussy...

A mix for gamers who enjoy something a little more diverse than an 8-bit soundtrack. Songs by José González, Hanz Zimmer, Nine Inch Nails and more.

The fifth collection of songs to study, relax, or procrastinate to.
If you're just starting a project, here are some links to earlier collections to work to:
RR 1: http://8tracks.com/delegibus/recollection-s-remedy
RR 2: http://8tracks.com/delegibus/recollection-s-remedy-ii
RR 3: http://8tracks.com/delegibus/recollection-s-remedy-iii
RR 4: http://8tracks.com/delegibus/recollection-s-remedy-iv

13 tracks for studying beginning with soft instrumental music that slowly becomes upbeat electronic for a while before mellowing out. A little over an hour of music including Balmorhea, Tape, and Radioseven.

Musings while in "The City of Light."

Reflecting on our own composer Jim Perkins and animator Em Cooper's recent performance of Emergence, here's a mix based on the same title.

sweet sadness

87 tracks of pure perfection. The best of everything. Literally. Push play, and smile.

Sick soundtracks from Sick movies.
Tracks including music by Clint Mansell, Trent Reznor, and Mark Mothersbaugh.

The music can describe itself better than I ever could.

Including songs by Two Steps From Hell, KMFDM, and Metallica