Best Lofi Playlists on Spotify 2022
Lofi (or lo-fi, short for "low-fidelity") is a term used to describe music that sounds like it was recorded with minimal equipment. The idea is to create an atmosphere that sounds like you're experiencing the music in person, though sometimes this means the music will sound as if it were played through old speakers or even a telephone line.
In the best lofi playlists, songs are selected and sequenced to create an entire experience, rather than a mere collection of songs. The tracks are carefully arranged to create a cohesive atmosphere, both by mixing and matching songs with different moods and tempos, and by creating transitions between each song such that they seem to work together in some way. The result is an environment created by the playlist itself, rather than any one track.
So to wrap up 2022, we wanted to shout out a few of our favorite and best lofi playlists on Spotify from our collection. As always, these are also non copyright music for Twitch streams and can serve as great DMCA free and royalty free lofi playlists for live streamers.
Strictly Lofi Beats for Streaming - by BeatsBackground
This playlist has our entire lofi catalog and runs from album to album. You can listen to each album at a time, or set to shuffle! It’s perfect for longer lofi playlist sessions, whether you need to study, have a long gaming session, or anything in between. We are constantly adding to this lofi playlist, and already have over seven hours of lofi music for you here!
Coffee Shop Lofi - by BeatsBackground
Think of this lofi playlist as your morning espresso. A quick couple hours of beats to get you settled into the day and focused. This lofi playlist is bright and energetic and curated like your morning coffee. It has some of our favorite lofi tracks and is a playlist we find ourselves listening to when we need that coffee shop lofi jolt.
Focus Beats - by BeatsBackground
If you find yourself dragging in the afternoon, our 2.5-hour focus beats playlist is the perfect remedy. This playlist can be a sweet spot for your work and study day and is curated to keep you in a flow state. This can also serve as a great ADHD hyperfixation playlist.
