Why Do People Stream ‘Sleep’ Music for Bedtime?

Have you ever opened your streaming service and seen a playlist titled “Sleep” and wondered why anyone would tune into music meant for slumber? Despite the curiosity, it seems these playlists remain popular, including Apple Classical’s top ten enchanting selections.

At the number one spot is Max Richter with his soothing sounds of “Sleep,” perfect for bedtime relaxation. If you’re looking for a different vibe, consider Mozart: Violin Concertos by Chloe Chua, Ziyu He, Singapore Symphony Orchestra, and Hans Graf, offering a new twist on classical music.

For those craving a touch of drama, explore Pablo Ferrandez’s “Moonlight Variations,” or Ludovico Einaudi’s “The Summer Portraits” for a more contemporary feel. Raphaël Feuillâtre’s “Spanish Serenades” captures the essence of Spain beautifully.

On a Mozart kick? Discover the intricate details of “Mozart: Piano Concerto No. 27” performed by The Cleveland Orchestra, Franz Welser-Möst, and Garrick Ohlsson. For a classical yet lively experience, “Just Biber” by Rachel Podger and Brecon Baroque will surely delight you.

Looking for a touch of Japan in your playlist? Joe Hisaishi Conducts Joe Hisaishi brings you a unique blend of sounds with Ella Taylor, The Philharmonic Chorus of Tokyo, and Future Orchestra Classics.

If you’re a night owl, “Field: Complete Nocturnes” by Alice Sara Ott is the perfect accompaniment to your evening. And, for those moments of introspection, Sophie Hutchings’ “become the sky” will whisk you away to a calming state of mind.

For a more extensive list, check out the top 100 streaming selections. So next time you’re ready to drift off, consider putting on some classical tunes and letting the music carry you to dreamland.