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Slow, formless and quiet enough to disappear. Free to play, with nothing to sign up for.
The Focus channel is built from long ambient pieces with no vocals, no hooks and very little event. That is the point: anything memorable competes for the part of your attention you are trying to spend elsewhere. Most tracks here run several minutes and change slowly, and the player crossfades between them so there is never a gap or a jolt to pull you back to the tab.
It suits work that needs sustained attention — writing, coding, studying, reading a long document, or any stretch where being interrupted costs you ten minutes of getting back in. Put it on, set the volume low enough that you stop noticing it, and forget the player is there.
Press play and leave the tab open; playback continues in the background. Space toggles play and pause, the arrow keys skip tracks and change volume, and m mutes. There is a sleep timer if you want it to stop on its own at the end of a session.
If music with any melody at all is still too much, the brown noise channel gives you a steady sound floor instead, and rain does the same with a little more texture.
15 tracks, all by Kevin MacLeod and licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International. The player shuffles them and crossfades between tracks so the playlist runs without a gap. Full credits →
Yes. Every playlist plays in full, with no track limit, no daily cap and no account. There are no ads and nothing is tracked.
The playlist shuffles, so a long session will eventually come back around. If you want music that never repeats, the Endless and Infinite channels are composed as they play and never produce the same piece twice.
Yes. Leave the tab open and playback continues in the background, including when the window is hidden. On a phone the lock screen controls work too.