Besides podcasting support, Youtube Music has been rolling out several quality-of-life improvements lately. A general YouTube Music sleep timer is now rolling out. Update 4/27: With today’s US ...

To turn on the YT Music sleep timer, you need to: Open the YT Music app. Start playing a song, album, podcast episode, or playlist. Tap the triple-dot More button in the top-right corner of the app.

Music apps have already done the work for you and created sleep playlists for anyone to listen to tonight. Spotify, YouTube, Apple Music and Amazon Music are just a few examples of apps with ...

Here's how sleep music became a mainstream relaxation tool. ... Chuck Wild, who performs as Liquid Mind, started uploading his relaxation music onto Pandora and YouTube to modest returns.

" Instrumental piano music: the best aid to override stress situations. Use it to have a relaxing sleep and getting well. Good also as study music to concentrate. Soft, calm and relaxing piano music ...

Sleep music doesn't have to be white noise and whale sounds. Try these albums instead. From Hiroshi Yoshimura’s Flora to Nils Frahm’s Empty, ...

But if you look at YouTube or Spotify, the options that promise to help you achieve a blissful state of pre-bed meditation or the deepest sleep you can imagine can be overwhelming.

It’s official: sleep music is a thing. And it’s not only useful for drowning out your noisy upstairs neighbour or snoring partner, but works on a neurological level too.

Sleepmaxxing, according to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, is “The use of practices and devices purported to help increase the quality and quantity of sleep.”. We’ve all been there. It’s 2 ...

YouTube Music still misses a few Google Play Music features, but it looks like we can cross a sleep timer off the list soon. ... Google is reportedly working on adding a sleep timer to YouTube Music.

Simply open a video on YouTube, select the “Settings” icon, choose “Sleep timer,” and then choose how long you want it to play. You can set it for 10, 15, 20, 30, 45, or 60 minutes, or the ...

During the past few weeks I’ve been listening to “Sleep,” by the contemporary British composer and musician Max Richter. The wordless composition, which is scored for piano, strings, voice ...