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What exercise you put on your music playlist for drawing?

I'm putting together my ain playlist and just wondering what other artists are listening to.

Do you lot accept a playlist that inspires you?

Or peradventure a playlist that enhances your concentration?

Or you might non even like a playlist at all and prefer to work with racket cancelling headphones on in consummate silence (Which is perfectly okay as well)

Whatever you're listening to, let me know!

EDIT: Wow I beloved seeing what anybody is listening to! Thanks for the responses everyone (:

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· seven days agone · edited 7 days agone Digital artist

Normally if I'thousand listening to music it's of a similar atmosphere to what I'thousand working on, but I always listen to Bring Me The Horizon or Gunship if I need motivation to keep going on long projects.

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I did a whole serial that started when suicide flavor came out and past the time the series was done it became a 10 piece BMTH tribute lol

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Metal, power metal, and prog metal

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Aforementioned peculiarly death metal. Idk why but the louder they scream the better i piece of work.

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I did a matter at my former task with repetitive tasks that I called "the infirmary bomber" challenge. The goal is to end the job before the <5 minute long album finishes. The album plays like a schizophrenic episode so it'due south a dainty fashion to get that paranoid pump I similar.

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I tend to gravitate towards instrumental OST's from movies/games or music I already know so it's just groundwork racket and not something I accept to even pay remote attention to lol. That being said, basically just heed to any you like really. I listen to a bunch of genres of metal and hardcore during the intense heavy lifting areas of piece of work so tone information technology downwardly when I got eight hours of pure rendering ahead.

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I definitely lean more than towards a lot of metal. Especially when they become to exist like 10 minutes long, usually takes me on a good journey. I definitely overthink my playlists sometimes as if information technology's going to requite me some kind of special sauce to create an astonishing fine art piece which I know deep down information technology won't

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I have separate playlists for just about annihilation. Information technology ranges from similar visual kei to classical, to 60s disco to darkwave/deathrock. Recently I've been listening to more 1990s-2000s rock music--the nostalgia is real.

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That sounds rad, do you maybe have spotify and could share them?

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It's yoasobi or city pop , the beats are hip and there's 60 minutes long videos of these on youTube so it's such a expert pace for working

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I accept never heard of city pop until I fabricated this post. It is such a vibe and I experience similar I'm going to be obsessed with that

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It all depends on what kind of music you lot similar, I like rock music a lot, but I practise a lot of synthwave when I really wanna work because information technology's a vibe and has no lyrics. Idk though, information technology varies from person to person.

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Soundtracks from fantasy RPG games!

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I've gone through a few dissimilar music phases, but the main one I find funny to tell people is when I had Girl from Petaluma literally on repeat for hours when I drew.

It's essentially just elevator music and the phase lasted like 8 months or so

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I get it though, I've had phases like that. It'southward weird how some things similar that merely stick to the brain.

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It depends. Techno is good for more monotonous things similar stippling and spreadsheets. I like prove tunes for brainstorming. And truthful crime podcasts or documentaries for everything else.

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