Daisy

X-Rusty Jukebox

Tobacco Road: A blues song written and first recorded by John D. Loudermilk in December 1959 and released in 1960. This song became a hit for The Nashville Teens in 1964 and has since become a standard across several musical genres.

Here we find another blues standard in 2023.

Guitar, Harmonica and Sand Paper performed by Jason Langvee

Tobacco Road [Instrumental]

Basta

Basta (Testo di Anam Hermit)

( keep going )

An odd piece featuring a dissonant mix of staccato Cello and Viola, Piano and Trombone.

Badger

Track from two summers ago - stuck it in the closet.

There's A Spot in My Closet (For You)

#lofihiphop #lofimusic #lofi
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Velvet Chill Sounds - Track 12
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Velvet Chill Sounds

Purple Play Records

Velvet Chill Sounds - Track 12  [ LoFi Beats / Chill Beats ] (Royalty Free Music)

A collection of pure elemental soundscapes, stripped of melody and form, returning the listener to presence.

This album offers uninterrupted natural rain and ocean wave environments, captured as immersive ambient fields rather than music. No instruments. No rhythm. No composition. Only water in motion—falling, flowing, breathing.

Designed for meditation, prayer, sleep, grounding, and inner stillness, these tracks function as sonic sanctuaries: rain as cleansing and containment; ocean waves as expansion and release. Each piece invites the listener to step out of time and into elemental awareness, where sound becomes atmosphere and silence regains meaning.

Best experienced with headphones or in a quiet space. Let the water listen for you.

7. Kingly Dreams

This album was written during slow hours with little intention beyond staying present. Piano leads each piece with light strings or a single woodwind appearing only when the space allows. The sound remains soft, steady, and unobtrusive.

These tracks are meant for reading, studying, writing, or quiet routines. Each piece reflects a real place or moment observed briefly and left untouched. Nothing here asks for attention. It is music meant to sit beside focus rather than interrupt it.

Daisy

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