Relaxing Music for Sleep

Some nights your mind keeps talking long after you have stopped. This is a quiet place to put it down. Choose relaxing music, nature sounds or a guided meditation, decide how long it should last, and let it fade into silence on its own while you fall asleep. WHAT YOU CAN PUT ON TONIGHT • Relaxing piano, harp, violin, flute, guitar and saxophone for the end of a long day • Classical, jazz and late-night lounge when you want something with a little more shape • Rain sounds, ocean waves, forest ambience, wind and slow crackling fire when you would rather hear the outdoors than the street • Guided meditation, body scans, mindfulness practice, mantras, Zen music and yoga music when you want a voice to follow • Motivational talks, affirmations and reflective sessions for a commute or a slow morning • Calming ambient and background music for studying, reading and quiet afternoons • Bedtime lullabies, and long slow sleep music for the last hour of the night 1,306 tracks across more than 50 collections, so finding relaxing piano for quiet focus - or sleep sounds for a restless night - takes one search, not ten minutes of scrolling. Choose a collection, choose a track, press play. No account, no quiz, nothing to set up first. IT TURNS ITSELF OFF The sleep timer here is a dial you turn, not a setting you go hunting for. Set the Moon Dial anywhere from 5 to 180 minutes and choose how softly the night should end: a 15, 30 or 60 second fade. The music and the ambient layers sink together until there is nothing left. No waking at three in the morning to a phone still playing. No reaching for a stop button you cannot find in the dark. TOO TIRED TO CHOOSE? START WITH A FEELING One tap on Night Drift, Deep Calm, Clear Focus or Wild Quiet picks a track and sets the listening time for you. You can change the music at any moment — the point is that you do not have to decide anything when you are already half asleep. MAKE THE ROOM SOUND DIFFERENT Layer Night Rain, Lagoon Waves, Aurora Wind and Distant Ember underneath whatever is playing, each with its own volume. A little rain over a piano piece is often all it takes to cover a noisy street. This ambient sound mixer is generated inside the app, so you can shape it as finely as you like. A SCREEN THAT GETS OUT OF THE WAY Eclipse Listening fades everything to an almost black screen after a few seconds and stops the animation, so nothing glows at you across a dark bedroom. A single soft firefly pulse shows you where to tap when you want previous, play, next, the timer or the way out. On devices that allow it, the app asks to stay awake in front so your session is not cut short. WHAT STAYS WITH YOU Keep favorites, come back to the last thirty things you played, and line up a queue for what should come next. Your choices are stored by the app on your device. A NIGHT SCENE, NOT A MENU A crescent moon over a dark lagoon, a slow aurora, shimmering water and the occasional shooting star. It moves gently and never plays video. Turn the sky still whenever you prefer stillness, and the app follows your system reduced motion setting on its own. BEFORE YOU DOWNLOAD Streaming the catalog needs an internet connection. There is no offline mode and no downloads. On compatible devices, system media controls may offer play, pause, previous, next, stop and seek. Whether they appear, and how playback behaves once the screen is off, depends on your Android version, your device and its battery settings. If a stream drops, the app reconnects to the same track, returns to where you were and tries again when you come back to it. This app is made for relaxation and entertainment. It is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any medical condition. Tonight, put something on, set the dial and let the room go quiet on its own.