Yiruma’s album, “Destiny of Love,”also provides soft, contemporary piano arrangements perfect for tranquility and easing off stress. For this, I recommend Late Night Alumni’s Single, “It’s Only Life,”as well as Vienna tang’s “Lullaby for a Stormy Night,” Imogen Heap’s “Half Life,” and Priscilla Ahn’s “Dream,” and “Lullaby”-slow trance pieces dream-like in quality and peaceful in effect. I, for one, am guilty of this, yet dedicating a playlist to the end of the day helps me wind down and ultimately relax. Moreover, I usually turn to 104.3 FM radio station for an instant pick-me-up.įalling asleep to music is very relaxing, but can be damaging to the eardrums in the long run. Current favorites include Sara Bareilles’ “Kaleidoscope Heart,” a fun, pop record that delivers an infectious “you-go-girl” attitude, and A Great Big World’s “Is Anybody Out There?,” a preppy pop/classic rock album that screams “be unique”. Whether for exercising or getting ready for the day, I love jiving to peppy and bouncy beats. (Click here for the Youtube link for the 2-hour loop!) If all else fails, classical music always hits the spot.
Singles-wise, my favorite has to be a two-hour piano loop by a YouTuber named StudyMusicProject who composed pianooriginals for his own study purposes. For albums, Tycho’s “Dive” provides a balanced electronic and a trance-like appeal, as does DJ Okawari’s “Kaleidoscope” and Explosions in the Sky’s “All of a Sudden I Miss You”. While some prefer to study in total silence, I absorb information better with some noise in the background – that is, music without lyrics, particularly with a mixture of acoustics, soft electronica, and chill wave. I also enjoy Sara Bareilles’ album “The Blessed Unrest,” which features poetic lyrics, sophisticated alternative pop, and a rhythmic nature. The album fuses solid retro-pop vibes with low-register, monotone vocal sets. A little acoustic here and alternative rock there, and soon life won’t be far from having your own spontaneous, musical cameos.įor those who love Imagine Dragons, Bastille, the XX, or One Republic, I suggest “Strange Desires” by the Bleachers-it’s a perfect mesh of alternative rock, indie pop, and incorporates styles of all the listed artists. Nightfall (2019) No.What’s life without a little music? If you’re looking to relax, study, or get pumped up-whatever your mood may be-here are my playlists suggestions for the occasion. "Lightning Moment" (featuring fox capture plan) "SAKURA Tears" (featuring Kie Katagi from jizue) i think DJ Okawari ( Kaleidoscope is gorgeous ) is very similar to my mind nice and light and cool like Nujabes without getting heavy in sound and tone and. In his career, he has released seven studio albums: Diorama in 2008, Mirror in 2009, Kaleidoscope in 2011. "Altair" (featuring Lee Ayur & Jabberloop) Piano is an instrumental theme in his music. "Brown Eyes" (featuring Brittany Campbell) "You Gotta Be" (featuring Amadori) ( Des'ree cover) The art for DJ Okawari's album covers were created by Japanese graphic artist Marumiyan. About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy & Safety How YouTube works Test new features Press Copyright Contact us Creators.
His music is also frequently played on YouTube the videos have garnered views well above 10 million. Luv Letter (music by TSUKINOSORA) of the album Mirror was used in one of figure skater Daisuke Takahashi's routines at the 2010 World Figure Skating Championships. DJ Okawari is known for his unique approach to music, blending piano jazz and hip-hop influences to create a mellow yet soothing vibe.
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