I'm always looking for instrumental playlists to listen to while writing, so the ones you shared are an immediate save.
Weirdly, I love listening to the soundtrack from a documentary about Andy Warhol... and I've never even seen the documentary. The soundtrack is by an artist who was part of an indie band I casually listened to years ago, but his solo instrumental work is really peaceful and piano-forward. Here's the link, if you're curious: https://open.spotify.com/album/1DNIKipCzMe5lmtph82LGj?si=i1oQBDA6Sbya850f90Wvyw
I'm always looking for instrumental playlists to listen to while writing, so the ones you shared are an immediate save.
Weirdly, I love listening to the soundtrack from a documentary about Andy Warhol... and I've never even seen the documentary. The soundtrack is by an artist who was part of an indie band I casually listened to years ago, but his solo instrumental work is really peaceful and piano-forward. Here's the link, if you're curious: https://open.spotify.com/album/1DNIKipCzMe5lmtph82LGj?si=i1oQBDA6Sbya850f90Wvyw
This is super up my alley Tiffany, thank you for the share! I have a similar one for you too—Nico Muhly's soundtrack for artist David Hockney's exhibit. I think you'll love it! https://open.spotify.com/album/71djbx57KrO0CnJzgipPcC?si=dx-zN8H3RS6DLLeuWFTFGA
currently listening! ty for the rec!
Carolyn, thanks for your earlier confessional piece on AI. It’s hard to be that vulnerable and honest—but so many of us relate to your words!
I love Mary Oliver’s poetry, so thanks for the link to the documentary—and that is indeed a beautiful sketch you shared!
Music is deeply personal. I am curious if they do anything for you Carolyn. These have been a staple in the player by the desk.
A Winged Victory For the Sullen https://awvfts.bandcamp.com
Ólafur Arnalds https://olafurarnalds.bandcamp.com
12 by Ryuichi Sakamoto