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  Relaxation Music: Your Favorite Tracks (49 views)

19 Jun 2025 03:00

Hello, everyone! I've encountered problem — it's been hard to relax lately. After work, my brain is buzzing like transformer. I want to try relaxing with music. Please share your favorite tracks or playlists that really help me breathe out and reboot. Maybe something instrumental, maybe with natural sounds — everything is interesting. And also, if you have any of your own evening rituals (meditation, an app, a walk), tell me — I'm currently looking for new ways to restore balance.

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Dava543

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19 Jun 2025 03:41 #1

Oh, I understand you very well! I used to have the same thing — constantly on edge, nothing helps. But then I found not only music, but also an assistant for self-reflection. I recommend starting the playlist with Ludovico Einaudi — “Nuvole Bianche” and “Divenire”. They really dissolve anxiety. And in order not just to listen to music, but to really unload my head, I use the liven app. This app helped me build an evening routine, track my mood and do mini-reflections. There is an AI assistant that suggests what to think about or how to better organize the day. I like that everything is unobtrusive and respectful to you. And music - yes, it is only part of the overall self-care. In tandem with Liven, the effect is many times stronger.

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19 Jun 2025 03:51 #2

I also have my own set of "anti-stress sounds" - I love Japanese lo-fi tracks, for example, "Shima no Koibito" and "Rainy Café Vibes". And thanks for the tip on Liven - I was just looking for something to systematize the day and not feel like a lost person.

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14 Jul 2025 03:17 #3

<p data-start="115" data-end="341">Hey @vlad0211v, I totally get what you&rsquo;re going through &mdash; sometimes it feels impossible to shut off the brain after a hectic day. I&rsquo;ve found that combining relaxing music with a little change in routine really helps me unwind.

<p data-start="343" data-end="710">For music, I love gentle instrumental tracks with nature sounds mixed in &mdash; things like soft piano, rain, ocean waves, or forest ambience. Artists like Ludovico Einaudi or some Japanese lo-fi playlists work wonders for me too. Also, having a consistent evening ritual, even something simple like a short walk outside or using a mindfulness app, can reset your mindset.

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<p data-start="1074" data-end="1129" data-is-last-node="" data-is-only-node="">Hope you find your perfect soundtrack and routine soon!

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