86 mixes with songs by “matthew+herbert”

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)

Just wanted to get my first playlist up. Just a random mix of songs that are currently on my iPod.

Croque Monsieur! This playlist is so March 2013 we're all blessed we get to enjoyé this in Zweitausendzwölf!

We kick it off old-school with Arif Sağ, but continue nouveaux. Some gems are a White Arrows remix, Night Works' amazing new track and a hot joint by Stalley!

Artwork is by our poet/writer friend from New York: Tamir Ziad. Keep an eye out for his debut collection of soft-core poems releasing soon.

Download link: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?l7aixamgdtdtlb9

For when the trees start to blossom.

Soundtracks from TV/Movies + classical music to help you focus and finish that awful paper. Absolutely no words to distract you. Combine with www.rainymood.com for amplified productivity.

33 Songs including songs by Debussy, Hans Zimmer, Dexter Season Soundtrack and 500 Days of Summer. Enjoy!

...say yes my mountain flower and first I put my arms around him yes and drew him down to me so he could feel my breasts all perfume yes and his heart was going like mad and yes I said yes I will yes.” (14 tracks, yes)

8+5 tracks including David Lynch, The Black Dog, and Space Dimension Controller. Time: 1 hr.

12 electronic tracks on love, the bzzeing kind, getting even dancey at some point.
Daft Punk, Royksopp, a Little Dragon cameo, and more.
Dedicated to my LittleComputerBoy, that provides me with endless doses of both love and bzz.

it's hard to find your own city, your own place...

30 "urban" tracks including music by Avishai Cohen, Beirut and Craig Armstrong.

A story of greed, lust, and revenge set in the weird west. Eight tracks including music by Colin Stetson, Jose Gonzalez, and Matthew Herbert.

Spring, Spring, Spring ♩♩♩ From a typical open air it translates slowly into a poppy-jazzey warm day