Calm music for long hours of real work.
I make long instrumental mixes for when you need to sit down and get something done. Steady tempo, no vocals, nothing that pulls you out. Every picture you see is something I filmed myself.
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Rooftop Jazz
I set up my phone on the roof and let it run for a little over two hours, from the last of the daylight until the towers lit up. No cuts, no speed-ups in the full video. You just watch the evening happen.
Soft sax, warm piano, brushed drums. Light bossa nova while the sun is still out, slower late night jazz once the city goes dark.
Latest mix
Tracklist with timestamps
Why this exists
Help people find one quiet, focused stretch in a noisy day.
Most of my days are long and loud. When I finally sit down to think, I want sound that holds me in place without asking for attention. That's what these mixes are for.
Everything you see is real. I go out and film each place myself: a fire at night, rain on a window, the city after dark. No stock footage and no borrowed sounds.
The music is made with AI tools, and I'm upfront about that. I go through a lot of versions, keep only the ones that actually help me focus, and put every mix together by hand so it starts easy, holds steady and winds down at the end.
How a mix gets made
Film the place
Every mix starts with a real location and a few minutes of footage shot on my phone.
Pick the music
I make many versions of each track and keep the ones that stay out of the way while you work.
Pace it by hand
Tracks go in order with soft transitions, so two hours feel like one long, even breath.
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soundpointstudio.music@gmail.com