The official Star Wars YouTube channel is releasing songs inspired by the cult sci-fi saga in a LoFi playlist. Ideal songs for concentration and work, available for free.
Whether it’s with the Imperial March, with the legendary Cantina scene, or with the song that accompanies the fight between Qui-Gon Jinn and Darth Maul, music has always been one of the hallmarks of Star Wars. John Williams, the composer of the saga, created masterpieces that marked the ages and the spectators. It’s not the only official Star Wars music, though.
The official Star Wars channel on YouTube has been publishing since November 2022, in a rather discreet way, videos of a particular style: LoFi music inspired by the saga. There are currently 10 songs, each about an hour long, all collected in a playlist. Something to make you happy.
Sci-fi inspired LoFi music
In this playlist, no dynamic music to accompany a duel, or anything like that. Here, place at LoFi – a very popular style of music on the Internet, and which is characterized by a rather slow rhythm and soothing sounds. Music of this genre is therefore particularly popular with people in the process of working. Many LoFi music playlists insist on this point, for example by being called ” music to study ” Or ” music to sleep “.
If you are a Star Wars fan yourself, and you like LoFi music, you should find what you are looking for. The songs available in the Star Wars playlist are all inspired by the world of films, and we also find some sounds specific to the saga through the videos. The pieces thus take place in Tatooine with Obi-Wan Kenobi, on Coruscant with Mon Mothma, in Niamos with Cassian Andor, but also at Jabba’s, in the Star Killer base, or even in the Mandalorian and Grogu’s ship.
There’s something for everyone — however, you don’t have to be an expert in the universe to enjoy the tracks. If you’re looking for relaxing music for work and concentration, you should find it here too.
For now, the playlist only has 10 songs, but new videos are regularly added. What guarantee you that you can musically immerse yourself in the galaxy for a long time.
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