As the developer community continues coding away from home, the AMP outreach team wanted to share something we put together to hopefully improve your coding experience. Introducing Code-Fi, our carefully curated mix of relaxing beats to code code-fi / lofi beats to code/relax to What is coding? Coding, sometimes called computer programming, is how we communicate with computers. Code tells a computer what actions to take, and writing code is like creating a set of instructions. By learning to write code, you can tell computers what to do or how to behave in a much faster way. Most lo-fi tunes are instrumental, influenced by genres like boom-bap, jazz, funk, and electro. Tracks use hip-hop beats and looped samples to evoke positive emotions, feelings of relaxation, and nostalgia. They also often include the sound of animals, nature, the sea, disco noise, or other recordings from daily life Lo-Fi has become popular over the last 10 years, however, the first tracks were produced in the 90s by a group of underground artists. The genre was formed when this network of musicians started using repurposed drum machines and samplers from the early 20th century because of their mellow sound.
Similar types of music have been around since the 1950s, although it is hard to say whether this influenced the development of Lo-Fi music. Many bands have imitated the style of these albums by using substandard gear and low-quality music recording equipment. The Beach Boys, for example, have produced a few albums that have a DIY feel to them. Many artists including Paul McCartney followed suit and released singles that were produced on portable multitracking equipment.
It is tricky to trace where the name ‘Lo-Fi music’ actually originated from. It is said that the word Lo-Fi was popularised by William Berger, a DJ on the independent radio station WFMU. In his weekly show entitled ‘Low-Fi’, Berger explored home recordings that were produced on low-cost equipment.
Lo-Fi can also be looked at as the quality of production more than a type of music. Instruments used are usually considered to have imperfections. They are of low recording and production quality compared to other instruments. However, artists’ deliberate use of such instruments and elements have created a new sound.
Why Lo-Fi? The audience for Lo-Fi music has shifted and grown over the last few years. It has developed from aural tinkerers on SoundCloud and Tumblr to hundreds of thousands of Spotify and Youtube listeners. Once the type of music you may hear in an elevator or small coffee shop, now Lo-Fi tracks are on many established playlists. It has also grown in popularity, along with pop cultures’ renewed fascination in old school rap and hip-hop that samples jazz and other popular genres that came before.
Lo-Fi Hip-Hop especially has gained a large amount of attention over the last few years. Many playlists have been created on numerous music platforms tagged as ‘chilled’, ‘mellow’ and ‘relaxed’. Artists and listeners alike say the unobtrusiveness of Lo-Fi music makes it great to listen to while studying, relaxing or working. If you need beats to relax too – this is the perfect genre for you.
Research has suggested that certain types of music help focus, and Lo-Fi is the perfect genre for this. Most of the songs do not have lyrics, so you won’t get distracted by vocals with this music in the background. Think about a workout playlist. The fast-tempo, upbeat songs are meant to put you in an energetic mood to help you to remain active. The slower tempo featured in this music does the opposite. This genre is good for those looking for music to help them relax or feel less anxious.
Examples Of Lo-Fi Music
Lo-Fi Hip-Hop is considered an ‘alternative’ genre of music, with many songs sounding very undifferentiated. But anybody who has been following these beats for a while will have a favourite artist of the genre. We have listed a few artists below who are behind some of the most listened to Lo-Fi tracks around
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