I used to work at the Tower of Terror in Disney World, and I always loved the coziness of the 1930's jazz queue music I'd listen to all day. This gives me the same vibes : )
I started listening to more jazz recently because it reminds me of Disneyland. I went a lot as a kid until my twenties. I'm 30 now and I just want to feel happy like I did when I was a kid and oblivious and didn't feel the pressures of adulthood and the awareness of larger problems around me, which is still don't understand.
I listened to this while playing dnd. One of the biggest PC's that has been here from the beginning died. Everyone was silent as we heard that he had died, and in the silence, all I heard was this quiet jazz music in the back.. VERY EPIC JAZZ!!
Gives me a sense of nostalgia like when I used to fall asleep listening to music like this in the lounge room when I was 4/5 while grandma is in the kitchen making supper good times go
@@takisloveland2799 I miss my grandma man she sadly passed a few years back oh how I wish that time could just rewind for one day, may god bless her soul and give her a nice place in heaven 🙏❤️
Here's a few of the songs; used Shazam to ID and the rain effects sometimes seemed to get in the way of identifying. I'll try to add more in the future, just late at night right now lol. 0:00 - Once in a While by Benny Morton's Trombone Choir 10:35 - Prelude to a Kiss - Woody Herman and His Orchestra 13:58 - I - I Love - Buddy Moreno and His Orchestra 17:24 - All My Life - Tab Smith 30:15 - The Blues My Naughty Sweetie Gives To Me - Eugenie Baird
@@LepreezyI appreciate you so much for this. Just yesterday I was dealing with horrible abdominal pain, and I didn’t eat all day. I laid in my bed rotting, but unfortunately couldn’t get any shut eye because of the pain. Finally, after several hours, I felt some relief. Although, I still couldn’t bring myself to sleep. This little playlist, I kid you not, put me right to bed in a matter of minutes. So grateful that there was zero ads all along the whole hour. Listening to it once more tonight, love it
it feels like you are walking down the street during the Christmas holidays on a snowy night on the way home, walking in front of a classy restaurant who's smells so good and plays this great music ! idk maybe it's just me dreaming...
but you stay out of the restaurant and keep walking, you hear the sounds of merriment, cheer, clinking utensils, and it gives you a slight sense of loneliness but mostly fondness for the world, happiness that things are alright somewhere
My mom and dad were born in 1920 and 1919 respectively so I grew up hearing a lot of big band music. My mom played classical albums and my dad just adored anything played on an organ. My favorite song has always been Rhapsody in Blue. And second Carmina Burana, not sure I spelled it correctly. I could listen to this all night long. Just wonderful, thank you.
My great grandmother was born in 1917 and she was my favorite person growing up,. I was lucky to have her still as a teenager in the 2000s. She was in her 90s when she passed and she imparted a love of music like this in me. I hope you have a lovely evening!
This takes me back to my childhood in the 50’s when I’d be in bed by 8 and my father was in the room next door sitting in a chair with his pipe while cranking some jazz from his old radio. Even though I was born in 91, this creates this whole image/feeling in my head of something I’ve never even experienced.
I also thought this was a funny comment but there’s truth behind it. It’s funny how certain music or media can bring on a nostalgic feeling or memory/flashback that you never experienced in this lifetime. Makes you wonder
I get it. I grew up in the 20s when this music was still new! I remember many kids were forbidden to listen to it by their mothers and fathers. This is the kind of stuff that was playing at bars during probation, and I knew some kids father would go to these bars for a quick drink, and they would come home humming these kinds of tunes. We all pick up on it. During the War this is what we would listen to as well. It provided us with a good dose of nostalgia, and brought us back home to our wives and sweethearts in times when nothing else would. In the days when you constantly feared for you life, and the lives of those around you this was something that brought you respite. I remember all of this even though I was born in the 2000s
I was born in the 2000s and vintage jazz always gives me a confort. I live in a house what was made in 1933 and maybe they played this too on a rainy day and sometimes i wish there was a chanel on the radio that broadcasted these kind of songs
Some local music stations may have shows that share this kind of music weekly. I know I've lived in a few areas with local variety stations that have done that. One was actually run by a university. You can also request those types of shows and they might include them in their scheduling. Worth checking out! They also frequently have local event calendars that show events and sometimes just places where musicians are scheduled to play like restaurants. I promise you there are jazz bands and jazz cover bands out there still playing some of these tunes live. It is so much fun to head out somewhere and find a place filled with sweet music and couples dancing as others order dinner and listen to the tunes.
There is something about that nostalgic feeling. Disney always brings back fond memories of my childhood. It's nice to be able to take some time to go back in time and be reminded of that childlike feeling. Thank you for sharing with us! May we never lose that sense of childlike wonder.
I don’t know why, but this brings me a strange sense of comfort There’s just something so… warm and nice about this kind of music, that combined with the ambiance of the storm, it creates an absolutely wonderful and cozy atmosphere I’ve been listening to this while reading some of Lovecrafts works for the first time, and it’s helped immerse me, strangely enough Anyways, enough of my rambles, may the person who reads this have a wonderful day, and enjoy the rest of the video’s vibes!
The song at 48:47 is Carolyn by Buddy Moreno and his Orchestra! I had to listen through hours of big band playlists to find it but it was going to keep bothering me lol. Great song!
Oh how I love vintage jazz and blues. I listen to a variety of genres (Like classical, hyperpop, r&b, k-pop, jerseyclub etc.), but vintage jazz will always be my favourite one. It's so comforting !!
I listen to almost all of those genres😄 This is kinda random but do you have any hyperpop recommendations? I've been thinking of getting into the genre but don't really know where to start
@@BSMutebi-uk3hi I can give some recommendations! Two artists that I’ve really adored and have immersed me into Hyperpop are “METAROOM” and “BUGCORE”! A good place to start for METAROOM would be Angel or any of the dog bus remixes, and my personal favourite from BUGCORE has to be Rave-King-Rave! Hope this helps you get into the genre!
Pov's and scenarios i imagined while listening to this playlist: Ouside a bar, sitting on the stairs or leaning on a lamp post. The dancing flame moving along to the peaceful melody that being preformed inside. Holding a cigarette in one hand and moving your other along with the beat you look out onto the dark city that's lit by nothing but the street lamps and the glowig stars up in the sky that seem to be smiling at you. You smile back walking slowly and as the melody stays in your head you hum and dance along on your way back to your cozy warm home. Siting on the roof of a museum the moon is gleeming softly and the clouds cover it like a soft duveg. Your body relaxes as classical music is being played inside for the museum for its 60 year anniversary. There's live music being preformed by all types of musicians small bands and gamous singers are welcomed to give a performance for the whole city to hear. Even tho the music is beautiful you climb up and look upon the city for some time alone. The cool breeze blows softly by and you close you eyes for your ears to truly feel the music. In your room while your grandma or grandpa plays music downstairs. You're playing with your childhood toys or watching RUclips videos on your phone. You wait for the dinner to be ready as it rains outside and you take a moment to pause what you're doing and listen to the songs playing downstairs. As you walk down stairs you're greeted and told to sit at the table and when you do a nice warm bowl of soup is put on the table for you to enjoy. You take a spoonful and your body becomes warm with the delicious glavor as you sway calmly to the beat.
I usually don’t like to listen to music whilst I read because I can’t focus. But this creates such a cozy vibe whilst reading this Lauren Bacall autobiography. She’s talking about her experience in New York in the 1940s with the Jazz clubs and starting her acting and modelling career. And this music fits perfectly. I feel sad that music isn’t like this anymore.
I grew up in the 20s when this music was still new! I remember many kids were forbidden to listen to it by their mothers and fathers. This is the kind of stuff that was playing at bars during probation, and I knew some kids father would go to these bars for a quick drink, and they would come home humming these kinds of tunes. We all pick up on it. During the War this is what we would listen to as well. It provided us with a good dose of nostalgia, and brought us back home to our wives and sweethearts in times when nothing else would. In the days when you constantly feared for you life, and the lives of those around you this was something that brought you respite. I remember all of this even though I was born in the 2000s
When I was a kid, I thought life and world is like this picture, like in Disney cartoons, safe and nice. Sadly life and world isn't like that I imagined, but every time I see these type of pictures or music, it's my safe zone.
Takes me back to when my grandpa was alive, playing this type of music in the living room and I was playing or doing homework in another room 🥰 Thanks for uploading!
This channel is a gateway to the past, and it feels like stepping into a time machine. Each song brings back beautiful memories and emotions. A perfect selection of music and a nostalgic atmosphere. Great job!
after trying almost every dark academia, frequencies and lofi jazz playlist on this platform, i can finally say i found the most perfect playlist for studying ever. scratches every right part of my brain. soo grateful !!
As an 112 year old geneticist, this brings me back to my childhood. I play this in my office to help me focus while I pray the Overseers have mercy on my fragile soul.
Thanks for making this. It’s so soothing. It put me right to sleep last night and I have insomnia. It makes me crave classic romance, and to fall asleep in the arms of a lover that actually cares.
Reminds me of the am radio stations my pop pop used to listen to while fixing things in the garage ❤ it’s definitely bringing back beautiful memories of being a four year old 🥹
To everyone who's studying with this music: Checklist: • A bottle of water, at least 1 liter. Your brain works better if it has enough water and drinking helps you to concentrate💧 • Your charger. You sometimes don't even notice that your device's battery is going down, so better have it plugged in all the time🔋 • Your headphones. You will be able to focus more with headphones, because it blocks background noises. Also, if it's a late night study session, you won't wake up anyone 🎧 • A tea or coffee. Coffee keeps you awake, green or black tea can make you feel more awake as well. Herbal rocks, too! ☕ • Your study/work stuff: your laptop/tablet/phone, a few pens, paper or whatever you need.⌨ •Anything else you could need, what about a heat pad, a blanket, a good lamp, your pet so you have a study buddy 🐈 Reminder : After an hour, you should stand up and walk a bit around. Better stop the music or put on different music for the break. Open your window, even if it's cold outside. Fresh air will make it better, trust me. You could also lay your head down on your desk for ten minutes and listen to a podcast. Or, if you have to read a book, listen to the audiobook of it. You can also listen to the audiobook while doing another thing, that's even better than listening to music while reading the book. I hope y'all had a good day, if not, that's okay too. Remember to take care of yourself and try to get some sleep tonight 😴🧸 Help me spread these helpful tips; please copy and paste this into other videos!
Don't keep your device plugged in all the time, overcharging and using the device while charging can shorten the battery's lifespan and potentially damage the battery over time. Charge it up to 85% or 90% and let it go from there. Start charging again when it reaches maybe 30% or 40%.
This music reminds me of the music in all the murder mystery movies from the 30’s and 40’s my dad and I watch all the time. The music, the plot, the characters, it’s such a joy to watch those movies 😊
I’m pretty sure you can find this music and more on Spotify. I have saved so many albums like this along with elevator music. Soothing to play my solitaire games and also fall asleep. 💜🙏🏼💜
Honestly feels like having a chill-time with the ghosts haunting the elevators! This playlist made my old soul squeal haha I guess I did need a break form all the r&b, hypercore and phonk genre songs, even as a teen.
i just turned 17 exactly 2 days ago, but for some reason this music gives me a nostalgic feeling for i don't know what exactly... still it gets me overwhelmed thank you fo lifting up our moods and sharing your great and wonderful music taste with everyone
that sounded nice at first, but after thinking on it for a short while, I imagined it almost seems hellish not having access to the music in the next room for all eternity. Like an ever-present low-grade form of anxiety. Who's playing the music? Have they always been there? Is there even anyone? Is there even a room? Maybe eventually just settling into the fact that it's going to be an unknown forever and trying to just enjoy it while wondering why I have to stay in an adjacent room forever, and if, after a fraction of eternity, I will ever even need to know how it's working. I wonder about that. Would I go through a period of wanting to find a way to participate and give up eventually? Can I hear other's conversations, not just the music? Are there other people in other rooms hearing the same music? Are there windows to any of these rooms? I'm going to sleep but your comment sent my adhd into a rabbit hole so I had to share before that lol
I grew up living with my grandparents and I e listened to this kind of music a lot. This takes me back to living on the ranch and all those happy memories
I always come back to this when my nonexistent elder soul decides to temp me. Older music has always been so soothing to me, from the faint hum of static to the organic orchestra that accompanies the enthusiastic tone of the singer...
This reminds me of the times when me and my sister were younger and would watch old Disney cartoons together on our mom's phone or the TV on rainy days or Christmas during winter break. Great memories all around, thanks for this compilation :D
i love this so much basically listen on a daily basis very comforting and beautiful thank you so much for making this video made life a lot easier, even when it wasnt
I love this music too much to fall asleep to, it keeps my brain too active, even on a low volume. But it cheers me up immensely, and is certainly calming. I love to listen to it when I am soaking in a nice hot bath, with soft lighting. Another way is when I am driving around San Francisco at night, crossing the bridge, in the nicer parts of the city, and areas in and around the San Francisco bay area, especially in the hills, when the fog rolls in. This type of music is a perfect accompaniment.
As someone who watched a lot of old movie musicals and Max Raabe performances as a kid, this is totally my kind of music. We gotta make this stuff the big thing again!!!
Thank you for this playlist it's so peacefull with a cup of tea and a good book. I'm here because I've watched Hazbin Hotel and I'm glade to know your work with this show. Continue your good work.
I'm making my final projects for college feeling so nostalgic. I'm graduating in a few weeks, and doing my literal final projects not only for my clases, but for ever feels so weird. I'm so nervous about starting my official adult life.
I'm starting to like the challenge of tracking down songs, since Lepreezy refuses to give out a playlist. At 14 to 17 mins there's a song, "I Love" which ends "Most of all I love you." The singer is referred to as "Buddy." (Buddy Clark, I think) The lyrics are so generic, I haven't been able to figure it out. But I love the tune. Anyone have ideas?
OK, I offer half of my kingdom to the person who can figure out what song that is. I've been on many a wild goose chase for a week, and came up empty. This is no longer a fun challenge, now I just want to know the answer.
I just imagine a camera slowly zooming into someone blanked out face, the music is clear but gets more muffled as time goes on. And then, the credits start rolling and the music keeps going.
I used to work at the Tower of Terror in Disney World, and I always loved the coziness of the 1930's jazz queue music I'd listen to all day. This gives me the same vibes : )
I was often a guest at the California location for ToT and this was my favourite part of the queue
How does it feel to live *my* dream >:(
i went to that when i was 8 and i have trauma from that lol
I started listening to more jazz recently because it reminds me of Disneyland. I went a lot as a kid until my twenties. I'm 30 now and I just want to feel happy like I did when I was a kid and oblivious and didn't feel the pressures of adulthood and the awareness of larger problems around me, which is still don't understand.
This feels pleasant. Thank you for sharing your experience! (:
I listened to this while playing dnd. One of the biggest PC's that has been here from the beginning died. Everyone was silent as we heard that he had died, and in the silence, all I heard was this quiet jazz music in the back.. VERY EPIC JAZZ!!
Gives me a sense of nostalgia like when I used to fall asleep listening to music like this in the lounge room when I was 4/5 while grandma is in the kitchen making supper good times go
good times might go
but the feelings don’t. whatever comes will stay
@@takisloveland2799 I miss my grandma man she sadly passed a few years back oh how I wish that time could just rewind for one day, may god bless her soul and give her a nice place in heaven 🙏❤️
@@evanmurdoch1627 ❤️🙏🏽I wish the best for you and your family.
@@takisloveland2799 much love brother appreciate it 🤝❤️
Hi.
How old are you?
Here's a few of the songs; used Shazam to ID and the rain effects sometimes seemed to get in the way of identifying. I'll try to add more in the future, just late at night right now lol.
0:00 - Once in a While by Benny Morton's Trombone Choir
10:35 - Prelude to a Kiss - Woody Herman and His Orchestra
13:58 - I - I Love - Buddy Moreno and His Orchestra
17:24 - All My Life - Tab Smith
30:15 - The Blues My Naughty Sweetie Gives To Me - Eugenie Baird
thanks!! :D
thank you!!
you are a hero
whats that song at 24:00 ? im literally begging you
@@tveshamullick4720 if im not wrong, Portrait of A Faded Love
Sounds like when you get tired and leave the party early to go upstairs and sleep
You have a private jazz ensemble cooped up in your closet? Gee whiz, you’re probably from one of them scented candle tycoon families
@@archsys307 I think the “other room” in this case would be the party happening downstairs. Though a jazz ensemble in a closet sounds awesome.
@@honeybeenation theyre all gay
im the 1000 like
@@archsys307 LMFAOO HELP THIS WAS MY THOUGHT EXACTLY
Please NEVER stop making these! They help me so much, it’s just such a shame they keep getting taken down :(
Why are they being taken down?
@@MrCamel2humps I think it's copyright issues
Yes copyright, they keep placing ads during the middle and interrupting the viewers while they are watching/listening!
@@Lepreezy dudes like you are the real gem! you follow your passion, you also let everyone allow to follow that!
@@LepreezyI appreciate you so much for this. Just yesterday I was dealing with horrible abdominal pain, and I didn’t eat all day. I laid in my bed rotting, but unfortunately couldn’t get any shut eye because of the pain. Finally, after several hours, I felt some relief. Although, I still couldn’t bring myself to sleep. This little playlist, I kid you not, put me right to bed in a matter of minutes. So grateful that there was zero ads all along the whole hour. Listening to it once more tonight, love it
You're not an "old soul" you just have good taste.
ikr looooool these goofy comments
let people have fun goddamn it
open your mind my brother
No, it means you're an old soul! :)
😮
it feels like you are walking down the street during the Christmas holidays on a snowy night on the way home, walking in front of a classy restaurant who's smells so good and plays this great music ! idk maybe it's just me dreaming...
but you stay out of the restaurant and keep walking, you hear the sounds of merriment, cheer, clinking utensils, and it gives you a slight sense of loneliness but mostly fondness for the world, happiness that things are alright somewhere
@@deathmaiden this is incredibly accurate but also relatable.
This is the first background playlist I've ever used that doesn't distract me.
OMG SAME
My mom and dad were born in 1920 and 1919 respectively so I grew up hearing a lot of big band music. My mom played classical albums and my dad just adored anything played on an organ. My favorite song has always been Rhapsody in Blue. And second Carmina Burana, not sure I spelled it correctly. I could listen to this all night long. Just wonderful, thank you.
Are you any relation to the Canadian hockey Wickenheisers? 🏒
@@h.calvert3165 my husband is, distant .
Rhapsody in Blue is such a good song!
My great grandmother was born in 1917 and she was my favorite person growing up,. I was lucky to have her still as a teenager in the 2000s. She was in her 90s when she passed and she imparted a love of music like this in me. I hope you have a lovely evening!
This takes me back to my childhood in the 50’s when I’d be in bed by 8 and my father was in the room next door sitting in a chair with his pipe while cranking some jazz from his old radio. Even though I was born in 91, this creates this whole image/feeling in my head of something I’ve never even experienced.
Your comment is hillarious. Your "childhood in the 50's even though you were born in 1991" 🤣
I also thought this was a funny comment but there’s truth behind it. It’s funny how certain music or media can bring on a nostalgic feeling or memory/flashback that you never experienced in this lifetime. Makes you wonder
Dude this makes no sense.
@@philipjames11 thats the joke ^^
I get it. I grew up in the 20s when this music was still new! I remember many kids were forbidden to listen to it by their mothers and fathers. This is the kind of stuff that was playing at bars during probation, and I knew some kids father would go to these bars for a quick drink, and they would come home humming these kinds of tunes. We all pick up on it. During the War this is what we would listen to as well. It provided us with a good dose of nostalgia, and brought us back home to our wives and sweethearts in times when nothing else would. In the days when you constantly feared for you life, and the lives of those around you this was something that brought you respite. I remember all of this even though I was born in the 2000s
I was born in the 2000s and vintage jazz always gives me a confort. I live in a house what was made in 1933 and maybe they played this too on a rainy day and sometimes i wish there was a chanel on the radio that broadcasted these kind of songs
Some local music stations may have shows that share this kind of music weekly. I know I've lived in a few areas with local variety stations that have done that. One was actually run by a university. You can also request those types of shows and they might include them in their scheduling. Worth checking out!
They also frequently have local event calendars that show events and sometimes just places where musicians are scheduled to play like restaurants. I promise you there are jazz bands and jazz cover bands out there still playing some of these tunes live. It is so much fun to head out somewhere and find a place filled with sweet music and couples dancing as others order dinner and listen to the tunes.
Sirius XM has a channel called, 40s Junction. Similar style, featuring music from the 1940s.
39:23 is A Man Ain't Supposed To Cry by Arthur Prysock, if anyone's curious!
OMG THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
tahnkssss
thanks a lot
THANK YOUUU!!
@@Inertia. Hi, sorry! I believe the artist is Arthur Prysock. Not Joe Williams
Also, no worries!
There is something about that nostalgic feeling. Disney always brings back fond memories of my childhood. It's nice to be able to take some time to go back in time and be reminded of that childlike feeling. Thank you for sharing with us! May we never lose that sense of childlike wonder.
bro casually has 21 million subs
Tf is lol cringe doing here
Stop striking peepisawesome lolcringe
I close my eyes and let myself teleport somewhere else when I sleep.
Thank you for the beautiful playlist!
I don’t know why, but this brings me a strange sense of comfort
There’s just something so… warm and nice about this kind of music, that combined with the ambiance of the storm, it creates an absolutely wonderful and cozy atmosphere
I’ve been listening to this while reading some of Lovecrafts works for the first time, and it’s helped immerse me, strangely enough
Anyways, enough of my rambles, may the person who reads this have a wonderful day, and enjoy the rest of the video’s vibes!
this is as old fashioned as lovecraft was in his respective time
The song at 48:47 is Carolyn by Buddy Moreno and his Orchestra! I had to listen through hours of big band playlists to find it but it was going to keep bothering me lol. Great song!
Oh how I love vintage jazz and blues. I listen to a variety of genres (Like classical, hyperpop, r&b, k-pop, jerseyclub etc.), but vintage jazz will always be my favourite one. It's so comforting !!
I listen to almost all of those genres😄
This is kinda random but do you have any hyperpop recommendations? I've been thinking of getting into the genre but don't really know where to start
@@BSMutebi-uk3hi
I can give some recommendations!
Two artists that I’ve really adored and have immersed me into Hyperpop are “METAROOM” and “BUGCORE”!
A good place to start for METAROOM would be Angel or any of the dog bus remixes, and my personal favourite from BUGCORE has to be Rave-King-Rave!
Hope this helps you get into the genre!
Lovely collection and ambiance, thank you for sharing! Here is my list for myself of the songs I want to hunt down:
20:35
29:37
20:35 is Pushin' Along by Betty Bonney
I don't know how I got onto the vintage aesthetic side of RUclips, but I am loving it. This music is show much better than what we have today.
Pov's and scenarios i imagined while listening to this playlist:
Ouside a bar, sitting on the stairs or leaning on a lamp post. The dancing flame moving along to the peaceful melody that being preformed inside. Holding a cigarette in one hand and moving your other along with the beat you look out onto the dark city that's lit by nothing but the street lamps and the glowig stars up in the sky that seem to be smiling at you. You smile back walking slowly and as the melody stays in your head you hum and dance along on your way back to your cozy warm home.
Siting on the roof of a museum the moon is gleeming softly and the clouds cover it like a soft duveg. Your body relaxes as classical music is being played inside for the museum for its 60 year anniversary. There's live music being preformed by all types of musicians small bands and gamous singers are welcomed to give a performance for the whole city to hear. Even tho the music is beautiful you climb up and look upon the city for some time alone. The cool breeze blows softly by and you close you eyes for your ears to truly feel the music.
In your room while your grandma or grandpa plays music downstairs. You're playing with your childhood toys or watching RUclips videos on your phone. You wait for the dinner to be ready as it rains outside and you take a moment to pause what you're doing and listen to the songs playing downstairs. As you walk down stairs you're greeted and told to sit at the table and when you do a nice warm bowl of soup is put on the table for you to enjoy. You take a spoonful and your body becomes warm with the delicious glavor as you sway calmly to the beat.
I usually don’t like to listen to music whilst I read because I can’t focus. But this creates such a cozy vibe whilst reading this Lauren Bacall autobiography. She’s talking about her experience in New York in the 1940s with the Jazz clubs and starting her acting and modelling career. And this music fits perfectly. I feel sad that music isn’t like this anymore.
I grew up in the 20s when this music was still new! I remember many kids were forbidden to listen to it by their mothers and fathers. This is the kind of stuff that was playing at bars during probation, and I knew some kids father would go to these bars for a quick drink, and they would come home humming these kinds of tunes. We all pick up on it. During the War this is what we would listen to as well. It provided us with a good dose of nostalgia, and brought us back home to our wives and sweethearts in times when nothing else would. In the days when you constantly feared for you life, and the lives of those around you this was something that brought you respite. I remember all of this even though I was born in the 2000s
what an enigma you are, The simultaneously-aware-of-1920's-music-while-also-being-born-in-the-2000's Hat Man Cole
Sound like reincarnation
When I was a kid, I thought life and world is like this picture, like in Disney cartoons, safe and nice. Sadly life and world isn't like that I imagined, but every time I see these type of pictures or music, it's my safe zone.
The rain makes it all even better, it's such a peaceful sound, helps me sleep better every time
This playlist is a gem ! Played it while I was replying to job offers, it definetly put you in a great mood ! Love it
Listening to this at 5 am watching the sunrise hits different
Omg I’m doing the exact same! Even tho I’m tired being up this early it’s so beautiful
LITERALLY SAME
This playlist is such a pleasure to listen too, as I wind down to do my writing in the evening. Thank you for making it! :)
you a writer?!
like, A WRITER
Would it be ok to share some of your works?
I’d like to see!
Been listening to this every night before going to bed, its really really helped my insomnia and anxiety, thank you!
Takes me back to when my grandpa was alive, playing this type of music in the living room and I was playing or doing homework in another room 🥰 Thanks for uploading!
I grew up in the 60's and this music was always playing on the stereo. A La Familia!
this is so perfect for reading, just quiet enough to make me not lose concentration :D
This channel is a gateway to the past, and it feels like stepping into a time machine. Each song brings back beautiful memories and emotions. A perfect selection of music and a nostalgic atmosphere. Great job!
after trying almost every dark academia, frequencies and lofi jazz playlist on this platform, i can finally say i found the most perfect playlist for studying ever. scratches every right part of my brain. soo grateful !!
As an 112 year old geneticist, this brings me back to my childhood. I play this in my office to help me focus while I pray the Overseers have mercy on my fragile soul.
“And it’s raining”
Is literally a Bonus❤️
Thanks for making this. It’s so soothing. It put me right to sleep last night and I have insomnia.
It makes me crave classic romance, and to fall asleep in the arms of a lover that actually cares.
Reminds me of the am radio stations my pop pop used to listen to while fixing things in the garage ❤ it’s definitely bringing back beautiful memories of being a four year old 🥹
what are you, 80?
@@ashleybursch2804 Not yet 🤣
Man I’ll never get over with this feeling of nostalgia.
To everyone who's studying with this music:
Checklist:
• A bottle of water, at least 1 liter. Your brain works better if it has enough water and drinking helps you to concentrate💧
• Your charger. You sometimes don't even notice that your device's battery is going down, so better have it plugged in all the time🔋
• Your headphones. You will be able to focus more with headphones, because it blocks background noises. Also, if it's a late night study session, you won't wake up anyone 🎧
• A tea or coffee. Coffee keeps you awake, green or black tea can make you feel more awake as well. Herbal rocks, too! ☕
• Your study/work stuff: your laptop/tablet/phone, a few pens, paper or whatever you need.⌨
•Anything else you could need, what about a heat pad, a blanket, a good lamp, your pet so you have a study buddy 🐈
Reminder : After an hour, you should stand up and walk a bit around. Better stop the music or put on different music for the break. Open your window, even if it's cold outside. Fresh air will make it better, trust me.
You could also lay your head down on your desk for ten minutes and listen to a podcast. Or, if you have to read a book, listen to the audiobook of it. You can also listen to the audiobook while doing another thing, that's even better than listening to music while reading the book.
I hope y'all had a good day, if not, that's okay too. Remember to take care of yourself and try to get some sleep tonight 😴🧸
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i will try this tomorrow. Thank you for commenting this, had a bad day and this made me feel better. cozy comment
this is so sweet😭 Thank you!!
thank you very much! Its almost like its everything that i forget to do that distracts me during my study compiled in a list.
Don't keep your device plugged in all the time, overcharging and using the device while charging can shorten the battery's lifespan and potentially damage the battery over time. Charge it up to 85% or 90% and let it go from there. Start charging again when it reaches maybe 30% or 40%.
This was sweet to read :) happy studying
Time Traveler..opening the door to a room in the past..always that vibe ❤️
Just happened upon this, and I am so glad I did! It’s amazing. The music is marvelous, and I will be listening and watching very often.
This music reminds me of the music in all the murder mystery movies from the 30’s and 40’s my dad and I watch all the time. The music, the plot, the characters, it’s such a joy to watch those movies 😊
Such raw emotion in their voice! Incredible.
5:40 - literally shouted "daaaaaaaaaayumn!"
May I ask, what's the music if you have a clue in that timestamp?
@@酷蛋once in a while by Benny Morton
I would love this as a spotify playlist or just every song pointed out in timestamps, great work tho!
I’m pretty sure you can find this music and more on Spotify. I have saved so many albums like this along with elevator music. Soothing to play my solitaire games and also fall asleep. 💜🙏🏼💜
In another universe, we're that couple playing jazz in the other room
This.
Honestly feels like having a chill-time with the ghosts haunting the elevators!
This playlist made my old soul squeal haha
I guess I did need a break form all the r&b, hypercore and phonk genre songs, even as a teen.
i just turned 17 exactly 2 days ago, but for some reason this music gives me a nostalgic feeling for i don't know what exactly... still it gets me overwhelmed
thank you fo lifting up our moods and sharing your great and wonderful music taste with everyone
I absolutely love this music. I often put it on when I’m drawing or sleeping. It gives me a sense of relaxation and helps clear my thoughts
This is such a treat to listen to. I was playing it last night in bed while I was drifting off to sleep.
I bet this is what the afterlife is like, light music in another room, you're unable to take part, but it's there regardless
that sounded nice at first, but after thinking on it for a short while, I imagined it almost seems hellish not having access to the music in the next room for all eternity. Like an ever-present low-grade form of anxiety. Who's playing the music? Have they always been there? Is there even anyone? Is there even a room?
Maybe eventually just settling into the fact that it's going to be an unknown forever and trying to just enjoy it while wondering why I have to stay in an adjacent room forever, and if, after a fraction of eternity, I will ever even need to know how it's working. I wonder about that.
Would I go through a period of wanting to find a way to participate and give up eventually? Can I hear other's conversations, not just the music? Are there other people in other rooms hearing the same music? Are there windows to any of these rooms?
I'm going to sleep but your comment sent my adhd into a rabbit hole so I had to share before that lol
The rain brown noise really makes this 😍
I've never listened to jazz before in my life, but for some reason it gives me a weird sorta calming nostalgia feeling.
Ah, I've wandered for hours on my feed to find a good playlist to hear while studying and I have finally found it.
I grew up living with my grandparents and I e listened to this kind of music a lot. This takes me back to living on the ranch and all those happy memories
I find this type of song very calming, this really help me study. please don't stop making this type of video.
I just realized where i first heard jazz in my life and its this, that tom and jerry jazz as a child
Thank you for making this, every time I start writing for my story i open a page with this on
I WILL never get tired of this
This is nice. I was writing an essay for The Great Gatsby, and this put me in the perfect mindset.
I always come back to this when my nonexistent elder soul decides to temp me. Older music has always been so soothing to me, from the faint hum of static to the organic orchestra that accompanies the enthusiastic tone of the singer...
it feels nostalgic. i dont know "nostalgia" of what exactly, but it feels nostalgic
The part with the vintage jazz and rain was really the best. If you listen closely you can hear it in the other room.
It's like being in a world have never known. The recordings have something so real, it's like listening to an old time radio in real time.
This reminds me of the times when me and my sister were younger and would watch old Disney cartoons together on our mom's phone or the TV on rainy days or Christmas during winter break. Great memories all around, thanks for this compilation :D
Thanks, Lepreezy . Happy New Year !! 🥂
This days I tried to sleep more but sometimes is really hard … this playlist is perfect to me, amazing playlist
Somehow I play this and sense a certain radio demon nodding in approval
Ah a man of quality! (I also watch Hazbin :D)
i was thinking that too lol
hazbin hotel reference
hes always here but when its playing he is appeased
Alastor!
i love this so much
basically listen on a daily basis
very comforting and beautiful
thank you so much for making this video
made life a lot easier, even when it wasnt
Why do I hold such nostalgia for an era I was never a part of?
we're immortalizing their music today
What is the “moonlight and me” song?
33:08
34:31 is where the lyrics start
Edit: I FOUND IT! Moonlight and Tears by Peggy Mann.
Hero
You are the greatest of all humans
@@Zapiatoy some kind stranger on social media actually found it for me, so credits to them! They are the greatest! ❤️
This brings me back to a certain point in my past life. Bittersweet. Thank you and take care out there.
the best study music of all time
yes! this is perfect!💜
Какое ретро бальзамирующее душу...❤❤❤ спасибо за работу.❤
Listening to this at the end of the night and feeling acceptance. thanks
I have suffered from OCD and this music help me relieved from stress and frustration. Thx
This is lovely. Thank you 😊
This is the only thing that helps me stay focused
I love this music too much to fall asleep to, it keeps my brain too active, even on a low volume. But it cheers me up immensely, and is certainly calming. I love to listen to it when I am soaking in a nice hot bath, with soft lighting. Another way is when I am driving around San Francisco at night, crossing the bridge, in the nicer parts of the city, and areas in and around the San Francisco bay area, especially in the hills, when the fog rolls in. This type of music is a perfect accompaniment.
Perfect background music for reading
Most relaxing. Thanks!!
As someone who watched a lot of old movie musicals and Max Raabe performances as a kid, this is totally my kind of music. We gotta make this stuff the big thing again!!!
Thank you for this playlist it's so peacefull with a cup of tea and a good book. I'm here because I've watched Hazbin Hotel and I'm glade to know your work with this show. Continue your good work.
I'm making my final projects for college feeling so nostalgic. I'm graduating in a few weeks, and doing my literal final projects not only for my clases, but for ever feels so weird. I'm so nervous about starting my official adult life.
Mnogo mi se svidja ova plejlista nikad nemojte prestati da pravite ovakvo nesto❤❤
MY FAVORITE CHANNEL. You are so talented. Hope you keep going and pursue what you love
I'm starting to like the challenge of tracking down songs, since Lepreezy refuses to give out a playlist. At 14 to 17 mins there's a song, "I Love" which ends "Most of all I love you." The singer is referred to as "Buddy." (Buddy Clark, I think) The lyrics are so generic, I haven't been able to figure it out. But I love the tune. Anyone have ideas?
OK, I offer half of my kingdom to the person who can figure out what song that is. I've been on many a wild goose chase for a week, and came up empty. This is no longer a fun challenge, now I just want to know the answer.
Oh my..me too..Searching to no avail...
Same here
it's driving me INSANE
Me too, I've been searching anything and everything, do not let this hunt die
Fantastic work. I stumbled across your YT Channel late one night when I couldn't sleep. Here's to nostalgia & ambience 🍸🍸..
I desperately need the song at 45:32 😭 its been killing me, it's so good
Same hereeeeee
14:22 awh this is so cozy
42:22
Great playlist for writing! Honestly helps so much with inspiration and with my motivation for stuff! I always find myself coming back to this
what'd you write
This reminds me of when I would play jazz with my friends on stage
This is soooooo calming for my anxious self. it's juuuuust right. Thank you.
It’s seriously lovely that you provide this for people. ❤ Thank you.
Patrolling the Mojave almost makes you wish for a nuclear winter.
We won’t go quietly. The Legion can count on that.
You're my hero for these
I just imagine a camera slowly zooming into someone blanked out face, the music is clear but gets more muffled as time goes on. And then, the credits start rolling and the music keeps going.