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Relaxing BGM. Music that calms the mind.

To everyone working hard every day at your jobs and at home—thank you for all that you do.

How about taking a moment to pause and relax?

In this article, we introduce relaxing background music perfect for those times when your mind and body feel a bit tired.

From the sounds of nature we don’t usually pay attention to, to calm music that lulls you to sleep, it’s all music that brings a sense of peace.

Whenever you feel, “I’m exhausted,” or “I haven’t been sleeping well lately,” please give it a listen and let yourself be soothed.

Relaxing BGM: Calming Music (51–60)

Dry RetchDonnacha Costello

A gently flowing ambient sound that soothes the heart—this piece by Donnacha Costello.

Its tender tones evoke the sensation of drifting through space, guiding you into deep meditation.

Featured on the 2001 album “Together Is The New Alone,” it received a remastered 20th-anniversary release in November 2021.

Spanning about 10 minutes and 45 seconds, the performance seems to suspend time, unlocking the listener’s emotions in profound stillness.

Perfect for unwinding before bed or relieving stress.

Surrender to the comforting waves of sound and you’ll feel released from the noise of everyday life.

But you know, sometimesimase

[imase] But you know, sometimes (MV)
But you know, sometimesimase

It’s a song filled with a warm, enveloping gentleness.

imase’s soft vocals gently remind those of us living busy lives of the importance of taking a breather.

Released in July 2022, it was also featured as the CM song for JT’s “Hitoiki Shukan” series.

imase’s first live-action music video for the track also drew attention.

It’s the perfect song for anyone feeling worn out by the daily rush.

Like looking up at the sky between buildings, why not pause for a moment and take a deep breath? Your heart is sure to feel lighter.

surround (as a verb); surround sound (when referring to audio/AV context)Kuramubon

With its gentle melody and vocals, this song is sure to heal your wounded heart.

There’s no need to push yourself—just try smiling, and the world you see might change a little.

Clammbon may be a somewhat unusual band in terms of lineup, but they’re recommended for anyone who wants to take their time to heal.

Sei He KiJONASAN GŌRUDOMAN

Jonathan Goldman’s Healing Sounds Intensive 2013 – Brief Participant Response
Sei He KiJONASAN GŌRUDOMAN

This is a work by Jonathan Goldman, a master of healing music.

It helps you sleep incredibly well! As you’d expect from a healing artist, it’s very pleasant to listen to.

It’s great for a change of mood in your room, and also nice to listen to with the lights dimmed before bed.

Relaxing BGM: Calming music (61–70)

Air on the G StringYohan Zebasuchian Bakkha

This piece, composed by Johann Sebastian Bach—often called the Father of Music—is known by this name because it can be performed using only the G string, the lowest string on the violin.

As you listen to the gentle shifts in its beautiful harmonies, formed by a slow-tempo main melody and a counter-melody, you too will likely drift into a deep sleep.

Vanessa of SmilesRichādo Kureidāman

Richard Clayderman Vanessa’s First Smiles
Vanessa of SmilesRichādo Kureidāman

“Vanessa’s Smile” by Richard Clayderman.

This piece is an upbeat, refreshing tune—highly recommended easy listening that would be perfectly appropriate to play in any public facility.

Its wonderful melody makes you think more people would stop in their tracks and be enchanted if it were playing.

Sleep-dedicated music that guarantees falling asleep within 90 seconds [Sleep Music]rirakkusu kenkyūka

2.6 million views! Acupressure points for instant deep sleep #shorts #sleepinduction #autonomicnerves
Sleep-dedicated music that guarantees falling asleep within 90 seconds [Sleep Music]rirakkusu kenkyūka

It’s literally music dedicated to sleep.

The sound of flowing water and the gentle repetition of a quiet piano will lull you to sleep before you know it.

It might be a bit more for adults.

It claims you can fall asleep in 90 seconds, so why not try to beat the record? Highly recommended!