500+ mixes with songs by “Eluvium”

Dear studying brothers and sisters: all will be well when it's over, and hopefully it will be worth it : )
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Length: 80 tracks (about 6 1/2 hours).
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Includes Downtempo, Neo-Classical, Nu-Jazz/Hip-Hop-Inspired Beats, a dab of Experimental, Dreamy Electronic, etc. Dark, light, in-between...you get the idea. Cheers!
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Part 1: Visit http://soundowl.com/track/3ecq/astral-dreams-bowing-to-the-study-go... to download and share.
(I promise to finish part 2 after my German final : )

"I find myself regarding existence as though from beyond the tomb, from another world; all is strange to me; I am, as it were, outside my own body and individuality; I am depersonalized, detached, cut adrift. Is this madness?" [42 tracks, 2.7 hours]

Photo by © Tony Katai

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

A playlist for when you need to clear your head, for writing, studying, reading or falling asleep.

(28 tracks including Jonsi and Alex, Library Tapes and Eluvium)

Fifteen captivating piano songs to ease your mind and send you floating off into a dream.

ok, basically 20-something no lyrics songs I haven't seen on 8tracks that often (or at all).

that means no Harry Potter, the lord of the rings, twilight, hunger games (etc.) soundtracks or songs I can hear in every freaking instrumental mix (nothing against any of them, but it's a little bit too much).

this is just something different!

photo by Eric Cahan//

Here we go again with finals... camping out in the library, living off of redbulls, no sleep and dreaming of the good ol days when we were free to go outside as we pleased haha.
I wish everyone all the best, and hope this mix helps you get into your "study zone".
Almost 3hrs of music with minimal vocals, including artists like Boards of Canada, M83, and Radiohead.

If you want more "study tunes" feel free to check out my first study mix, hope it helps :)

More songs to help work in a relaxed environment, with a bit more of an emphasis on strings compared to Dark Hours 1

selected collection of dreamy tracks from different styles, genres and directions. for relaxing after windy days including Keith Kenniff, Zoë Keating and The American Dollar.

*cover by Marc Chagall. Above the City (1924)

study jams for your finals cram.

some of my favorite songs that lack vocals

Clouds.

How they live in their silent world,

how I long for their freedom, their thoughtless peace,

how timeless their lives, ever-changing.

Eleven tracks including music by Tycho, Helios and Lullatone