225 mixes with tracks by “message”

For the times we need to fill the air with soothing sounds...

Sixty-four tracks and over 4 hours of music to read to, study to, to help write that last assignment or maybe just relax to....
Including instrumentals; classical, soundtrack, electronic and one or two surprises.
But all calming to provide a focused environment
GOOD LUCK!

Nothing beats the feeling of sun on your neck, a smile on your lips, and the sound of really good music playing softly in the background of your consciousness.
Includes music by Passenger, The Honey Trees, and Of Monsters and Men.

As easy-going as you can get. Works great as background music for whatever you wanna endeavor (Or don't wanna endeavor for that matter).

50 lyrically chilled tunes...

Poetry reading. 15 tracks including Epic45, Dustin O'Halloran, Bibio. Image credit: Graham Francoise.

A 16 track mix to relax and unwind to...

Soft lyrical songs first,
then instrumental pieces as you drift away

"So sleep, sugar, let your dreams flood in,
Like waves of sweet fire, you're safe within
Sleep, sweetie, let your floods come rushing in,
And carry you over to a new morning"

Includes Poets of the Fall, music by Chopin, and some film soundtracks

33 Tracks by Beach House, First Aid Kit, Radical Face, ...

Over 100 Songs from 1973. The countdown from 160-101 + Over 40 alternate tracks left off the top 100. Many genres, songs keep getting better towards end. Features: Pink Floyd, Stooges, Led Zeppelin. Accompanies: http://nc17soundtraxxx.blogspot.com/2012/04/top-songs-of-1973.html

Will you swim with me in seas of sadness and float
on waves of laughter?

Includes music from The National, Other Lives, and Message To Bears.

My heart hurts without you here. Rest in Paradise and you better be waiting for me up in Heaven.

Sleep, study, drive, zone out, be creative -- whatever your heart may desire with the background music of 80+ slightly to very melancholy tracks.

It was a lot better then.
It'll be better now.
I'm glad we're talking.
Sort of.

Eleven tracks including music by Bon Iver, Benjamin Francis Leftwich, and Galapaghost.

Four hours of instrumental music: Ronald Jenkees, Message To Bears, Max Richter and all the best. This is the first chapter of a 24 hour braingasm session (yeah, a whole day!) designed to help you focus and get your work done. Recommendation: try it with http://www.rainymood.com/

EDIT: I'm going to publish the 2nd chapter as we reach +1000 likes so if you want more push the heart-button above!