a playlist to read/study in your room (dark academia)

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people listen to this to focus while studying
i listen to this to not fall asleep while studying
we are not the same

this has me looking for airbnbs in tuscany instead of doing my homework

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every single step can make difference and let you enjoy perfectly your time

This is what I wrote while listening to this and thinking about films:

A film is not a product of a single mind—it does not owe its greatness only to the artistic prowess of a director. It is wrong to say that it’s Nolan’s film or Spielberg’s masterpiece. They don’t own the film as a writer owns his novel or a painter owns her painting.

This is the beauty of film: its ability to bring together a vast array of artistic brilliance, from screenwriters to actors, cinematographers to sound designers, editors to makeup artists, and costume designers to VFX artists. If you take one of these out of the equation, the light that shines out of the projector dims in its emotional weight.

For art is emotions. Or, more precisely, its ability to raise within us emotions of elevated value. Not all emotions are elevated—lust isn’t, but love is; fear isn’t, but courage is. Even though it might be that these elevated emotions almost always have a necessary base correlate.

Why is it that only human beings are capable of creating art? It has to do with our strange minds; we are capable of feeling emotions in response to mere thoughts. We don’t have to see someone suffer to have compassion for them; the mere thought will do us in.

Therefore, films that give rise to these elevated emotions within us are the only films worthy of the honorific designation of art. The intensity of these elevated emotions matters too: the awe and grandeur I felt for human existence while watching The Tree of Life was greater in intensity than when watching 2001: A Space Odyssey. But here, I am aware of the subjectivity of art, as it might be that the opposite order of intensity was felt by someone who was more fascinated by the ingenious work of Kubrick.

Why is art subjective? Because different people have different emotional responses.

The art of films is not confined to any specific genre—it is evident in drama as much as in horror. Hereditary is as much art as Manchester by the Sea—both films deal with the loss of family, albeit in completely different ways.

Like all art, films also have a responsibility in society: to work toward its betterment and progress. And the best way to do that is by making us more empathetic and ready to take action in our lives.

Films (or any art form) that make us oblivious to suffering all around us by giving us a distorted picture of reality, as if it were a reality we should hope for, do great harm to our culture. And films have been found guilty of this terrible charge because they have played their part in keeping our societies and collective psyche unjust, conservative, and dogmatic.

Can films do philosophy? I don’t think they can. The best they can do is introduce audiences to philosophical questions. They can act as a doorway into the realm of philosophy, but the hard work needed in that realm is beyond the reach of film production.

Finally i come across the playlist for studying while in law school rich paino dark undertones like a 4 shot espresso

listening to every playlist by nobody, day 12 (11.02.2025)

weird breathing sounds

violin sonata no. 6 (paganini) [gil shaham/göran söllscher] ❤

This is the only channel that helps me study.

Thank you from Australia! 🇦🇺

Just a beautiful play list to begin the day with good mood.
Hi from Mexico.

Dark academia tracks possess a certain timeless elegance, transporting listeners to a world where every chord tells a story of love, loss, and the pursuit of knowledge

Sad, sentimental music resonates with the depths of human emotion, serving as a poignant reminder of our shared humanity and the universal yearning for connection, understanding, and belonging

There's an enchanting beauty in sad, sentimental music that speaks directly to the soul, evoking a bittersweet longing for something intangible yet deeply felt

To those of you scrolling in the comments, honestly me too! But be sure to get back to work, you guys got this! 🙏🏼Think about how much more time you will have to relax if you finish your work right now. :)

I'm reading Frankenstein for a debate class in university and I think I found the perfect playlist

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this is the best dark academia playlist I've ever heard

the goat

currently listening to this while reading the cruel prince. It definitely sets the mood.

you know that it's exams time when you just sit and cry because you're so tired that you feel like you can't stand it anymore

I'm reading "Orientalism" by Edward Said (very interesting) for an university exam while listening to this. It helps a lot to focus. I hope I'll pass the exam!

the book on 4:16 is Call Me By Your Name hahahaha I know that book

Thank you for starting with a pic of a left-handed writer. And yes, it's hard to write left-handed in a spiral notebook.

All the little awkward things you didn't even notice (just accommodated) at the beginning of your life. Then it slowly dawned that, to this world, you're part alien. (But truly, 100% normal to me.)

I am lobing dark academia music and the whole asthetic. I have liked it all my life but never sought it out like this as there was no term for it. Githic, english, western classical music and feel I guess? Anyway, love it all!

1:08:09

i absolutely love orphee's return!!! its just so whimsical and dreamy.

a playlist to read/study in your room

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orphees return changed my brain chemistry

4:50 bookmarking this for myself

Wow<3

when i listen to impressionist music, i want to cry.

This playlist moved my heart to the right place.

28:23 Best Moment!

thanks for the fabulous playlist.

Now I can focus. Thanks ! <3

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Suddenly the melancholy feeling inside of me became my main personality point. Now I wanna write and create

if anyone is interested in studying with music come to the channel.

I love ❤️ your channel. I can loose myself in some of the images and melodies.

Orphee's return had me ascending, straight to my classical music playlist and many thanks for introducing me to new pieces!