155 mixes with tracks by “Zoe Keating”

A mix of classical music perfect for relaxing, studying, sleeping, or whatever.

inspired by A Beautiful Mind.

this would also make a nice reading/homework mix :)

including Dustin O'Halloran, Sigur Rós, and Simon & Garfunkel.

Music...the best thing you can do in bed! Ok, maybe the 2nd best thing you can do in bed. But, if you're not doing the best thing you can do in bed, chances are you're doing the 2nd best thing. And if you are, this playlist will help. You'll be yawning by the 2nd song, you won't be able to open your eyes by the 6th song and you'll be off in the land of nod by the 10th song. Which means it's a bit of a waste having 30 songs in this, but what the heck!! It may even cure the worst insomniacs!

Celebrating one year of Glassical. A relaxing, brooding, and inspiring glassical for the serious study session. 20 tracks including Philip Glass, Ludovico Einaudi, and Hans Zimmer.

Music I enjoy that contains minimal lyrics. Calming. Music that one could study to. No need for lyrics.

alternative: write a piece incorporating three blue things you can see right now.

Longer pieces in this mix, all 5 min plus.

Maurice Ravel, Zoe Keating (she is looping one cello in this piece), Johann Bach, Hauschka: a spectrum of modern and classical instrumental performances.

A scene-by-scene soundtrack of one of the greatest love stories of all time. Not all the songs are perfect, but I like to think they all sort of fit. Some of the scenes have more than one song, they all have at least one. I switched the album name for what scene it corresponds with.

The sequel to my previous cello mix. Okay, I sneaked in a little violin and viola and strings into this one...but the majority is still cello tracks, and its awesomeness remains unchanged. :)

Basically, this is a product of me being in a dire need of a musical motivator...I am so behind in my work and I have a crapload of unfinished stuff to do...ahhhhh fml.

26 cello tracks (maaaaaaybe like, 4-5 miscellaneous others) including music by David Darling, Philip Glass and Beethoven.

50 tracks from sultry women vocalists, with The Kills, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, and Erykah Badu

May your journey lead you to warm sands.