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Draft, refine, repeat.

A quiet, soul-leaning instrumental for studying, reading, coding, and deliberate deep work. Steady pace, clear intent.

Headphones on. Notifications off.

Credits
Artwork by coval.
Music by coval, assisted by AI.
This track includes AI-assisted generation. All tools/licences reviewed for commercial use.


Research Note
Designed from findings in attention & background-music research: instrumental/no lyrics; reduced high-frequency transients; steady dynamics (~−14 LUFS); moderate tempo (≈70–76 BPM, occasional 84–86 for alertness); stable harmony with minimal variation. Individual responses vary.


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