playlist for traveling in empty places

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[@nobodyplaylists]

TIMESTAMPS / (composer) [performer] 00:00 oressa (how to disappear completely) 05:29 their story is lost (the caretaker) 09:25 space 1 (unworn) 12:50 endless falls (loscil) 20:45 labyrinth (grouper) 24:33 rhubarb (aphex twin) [marks umm] 32:00 mental caverns without sunshine (the caretaker) 35:13 subtotem (mount shrine) 42:28 space 3 (unworn) 45:37 she loves me that way (grouper) 54:11 halo (alva noto/ryuichi sakamoto)

[@nobodyplaylists]

@@5cover like I said in the description, there's a possibility that youtube will not block my video, since being in the description all the songs are shown in the video preview, if they keep blocking me then i don't know how to deal with it

[@jeremienasca2065]

thanks so much for this playlist, it's being part of my life

[@jacobtuck3746]

do you have somewhere I can find the images you've used? they're beautiful, fit so well

[@m0xu5]

appreciated, with respect

[@mrhyde1110]

This is cure to loneliness. Getting high just listening to your track” NOBODY”

[@davidkool5131]

After 35 years old I become introvert and love driving far away by myself to the empty fresh places where only nature and fields of grasses...just you alone and universe gives tranquility and pacification vibe... peace of mind and positive energy...far away from negativity....in the nature by yourself I feel like myself and inner happiness fills my soul 🤗🤙✨🌾🌱🍃🍀🏞️

[@goonagun]

Totally relatable

[@gokushkameha-ha-ha9344]

Also, you breathe air that's not insanely disgusting. You ever annalise a sample of city air? See the particles it contains? I vomited.

[@martasowicka5718]

Same for me, was very social years ago and now I'm getting more and more introvert. Only nature gives me reset and profound grounding. Humans in majority stress and scare me, mainly cause of the every day violence, against all Animals and disconnection from Mama Nature..

[@cr0wbar973]

Same

[@Vejur9000]

Indeed.

[@ThePhilosorpheus]

Ive recently moved to a rural town and people here go to sleep a lot earlier than Im used to. I work and read until later, and when I look outside at night, it feels like Im the only human being on earth. There is no one around. And the silence is so deep. When there is no wind, it feels like time has stopped.

[@deadchannel2537]

Real rurals OG are hiding in the wood, my friend :spy:

[@mackerel987]

That sounds sooo good

[@nicolebello]

I wish I could do that, but I'm scared to be attacked or something. Any tips?

[@ThePhilosorpheus]

@@nicolebello don't worry, rural towns tend to rarely have episodes of violence at all... people here leave their doors unlocked! I didnt get to that level of confidence yet but this is one of the things that really mark the difference between the rural and urban lifestyles

[@nevsky69420]

@@ThePhilosorpheus As someone from a rural village in the Balkans, I can confirm. The last case of violence happened more than 7 years ago because a war veteran had an outburst and killed 3 people. He called the cops on himself.

[@janeh4664]

This music was published the day my son passed away. I’ve been looking for something calming to help my grief, found this. It’s like nothing I’ve ever heard before, haunting and beautiful at same time. It’s a sign that’s it’s the music I need at the moment

[@Temporal_Phoenix]

I'm so sorry, my condolences! 🌹

[@Baztrap]

I'm so sorry for your loss. You'll see him again one day.

[@peterswiech5390]

Why did he pass?

[@kerrybock766]

I am so sorry to hear this. You might look up Ghosteen by Nick Cave. A long composition he created after his son died. It is tender and beautiful as well.

[@luriddream]

Don't act as if you are actually sorry. Try to be a little genuine.

[@alinagavriliuk]

so nice to see here my hometown (12:52). in winter there`s no sun because of the polar night, and in summer there`s no night because of the polar day. you see large numbers on houses - its for those moments when people cant see the actual address because of blizzards. The city is called Norilsk, it`s located in the Russian Far North and winter there lasts 9 months out of 12. That`s the key reason why it seems to be empty but actually it has special vibe living there :)

[@gaiaebbasta3622]

this is so interesting!!

[@falkh4877]

not from there but I realized it too, that this is Norilsk. I find this city so interesting and fascinating that I wanna visit it one day...I do know that it's not possible for foreigners to enter this city but maybe you- as a citizen- have some tips for me? :) thank you in advance!

[@jacketvan1156]

Greetings from NPR)

[@Exanimuslt]

@@blainejoyce6343 You really don't, I get it that it's easy with such music romanticise such places but in reality it's most of the time dark, weather during winter is really harsh and the soviet architecture is really depressing. I'm living further from that but still in same style soviet architecture and it's super depressing especially during dark seasons.

[@wet_moss]

меня так пугает Норильск... всё, что я вижу о нём, такое пустынное и холодное

[@the_Googie]

I love this type of music. Apocalyptic, but serene. Acceptance, even when faced with death and decay. It's okay, you think to yourself, as you wander empty streets, the howling wind blowing burnt leaves through the air

[@Austyn_Young7]

Finally somone that also feels that apocalyptic part lol

[@the_Googie]

@@Austyn_Young7 yes but not in a Mad Max sense (which is also cool of course) but more in a quiet, fizzling out of everything kinda sense. As if gradually, everything went quieter

[@Austyn_Young7]

@@the_Googie ik thaths what I’m saying lol 💀

[@the_Googie]

@@Austyn_Young7 what does the skull emoji mean

[@moondrip2163]

My ideal kind of world. If I can create an alternate world I can escape to, this would be it.

[@judgmentallemon2771]

Why do I feel so safe listening to this? So peaceful? It's like everything around me just stops; reality breaks off for a minute and I'm left with nothing but the empty silence. It's like a surreal new world has opened up, a place where no one can find me, nor can my troubles reach me. I see these pictures and I desire nothing more than to just be alone, walking through the quiet, as my memories shatter and my fears go to rest.

[@andybrown3016]

You just described the essence of meditation. That is what good ambient music should do, ground you in the present moment, the eternal now.

[@jay.ostojic]

This is the best, most overwhelmingly emotional playlist ive ever heard - in a very good, peaceful way

[@gazzol9787]

ever heard the caretaker?

[@BigBrotherMars]

@@gazzol9787 THIS PLAYLIST IS SO CREEPY

[@aquabluerose7734]

@@gazzol9787 I thought of The Caretaker too!

[@edriley2703]

@@gazzol9787 what or who is the Caretaker - please explain?

[@gazzol9787]

@@edriley2703 search everywhere at the end of time and someone that try ti explain it

[@elycann5611]

The 4rth image is actually a shot from Norilsk (Норильск), one of the most remote city in Russia and one of the most polluted city in the world. While living there doesn't look pleasing, the urban landscapes really are aesthetic. (sorry for broken english)

[@EmpyreanFrost]

Your english was fine my friend. :).

[@chocolatburp2436]

Your english is like 0.2% broken but it's (very) enough for a native English speaker to understand you :)

[@user-mi1nw5wi1z]

Your English is really good :D The only issue I could find is "remote city", it should be "remote cities". Have a nice day/night.

[@wylser]

What is the reason for the high amount of pollution?

[@elycann5611]

Thanks a lot for your kind responses! I'm often worried i may mix up the syntax of 2 languages and end up with something completely wrong x_x Have a nice day !

[@Angry_Ppatypus]

I started noticing that I keep coming back to this author every time I feel bad. Accidentally. I love the aesthetics of loneliness and sadness so much.

[@the.seagull.35]

Me too. 🤝

[@kostaborojevic498]

Same bro....

[@megafro6999]

This playlist has a very silent hill vibe, especially with all the pictures being foggy with empty places. It's such an odd aesthetic but one that I find myself very drawn too, it almost feels dreamlike which makes it feel all the more odd, but I absolutely love this, thanks for the upload. I can't get enough of these.

[@GOODLUCKMUSIC8]

Here's a piece of calm, meditation music, made for you Enjoy ! :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/p2jYdmyIgtyYrdU

[@SpookyASMR]

This makes me feel like i'm standing alone in the field feeling cold wind on my face... This is just so overwhelmingly beautiful 💜

[@leonardo8590]

That's exactly what I'm doing right now lol.

[@7VSF-SR72-OA-X33]

Oh my, this comment section is beautiful. All these stories, times, places, feelings, people, moments, life. Thank you ever so much for compiling this. It is a pleasure reading them, as it is to see and hear what you have made here. Absolutely divine, Magical.

[@therocknrollmillennial535]

I just had surgery yesterday and I'm now home, sitting on my couch, seeing the view I've seen every day for over 6 years (i'm sort of a shut-in, since I'm disabled and can't find a job), and this playlist is helping me get back into the writing headspace. The playlist (so far) is helping me feel like my soul is just filling this empty room and helping me pick up perspectives that I didn't have. These compositions belong on nostalgic movies. Utterly beautiful. Thank you for the compilation.

[@nero1375]

stay strong! Make the most of it!

[@Jack30355]

I hope that you have a speedy recovery and that opportunities come your way.

[@supalarry1009]

Sending best wishes to you! :))

[@adamvoid555]

You're doing great! I love reading about people who struggles, but find some inner strength to push trough everything. Just keep it that way:)

[@srishtiiiiiii95]

I'm sending my hugs and love to you. Let me know once the parcel is received ✨

[@maryellenlarkin3498]

Nothing puts me two baby neices to sleep faster than this playlist. I swear I've tried children's lullaby music, acoustic guitar music, and even the Disney piano music I use to fall asleep faster and none of it worked. I find this playlist with empty but powerful music and what do you know, those two babies are out cold. I definitely feel the emptiness, the loneliness, the abandonment in this music and I love it as I can relate to it.

[@frigglebiscuit7484]

look up 432 vs 440hz. 440hz is fake, unnatural psyops music. most mainstream stuff is 440hz.

[@maryellenlarkin3498]

@@frigglebiscuit7484 okay I'll see

[@tumharimaakikasamvideokosu307]

there is something about ambient music combined with vast and empty lands or skies which develops a surreal, nostalgic and a pleasurable feeling in me

[@davidbowie4653]

I THOUGHT U DELETED IT THANK GOD YOU ARE PUTTING IT BACK UP ILY AND I RESPECT YOUR WORK

[@nookynooky]

Idk why but i love it when i walk into school and there is no one, silent school with no one and it's really the calmest place because it's not like what you see evryday

[@whym313]

I looked on my sisters laptop and her resent search was "why do mum and dad fight?"...im crying and need to calm down... recommend this playlist when stressed or sad

[@LexEllis]

Someone very close to me, who I met in VRChat recently passed away, this playlist is just...WOW

[@lunathedog6489]

I’m so sorry for your loss. I almost scrolled by because I know there’s no right words for when someone passes away, and usually saying something makes it worse, but…I hope your heart finds some peace. And I’m glad you can still find beauty in the world in playlists like this 💜

[@LexEllis]

@@lunathedog6489 Much appreciated!

[@soledad3267]

reading this made me just break down :( I am so deeply sorry for your loss

[@LexEllis]

@@soledad3267 Thank you.

[@KidChemic]

awww im sorry to hear! made me smile hearing about the good time you guys had.

[@yonwaya]

i'm currently reading Christopher Pike's 'The Wicked Heart' while listening to this playlist and i'm loving it!! these ambient sounds really are great for when reading dark stories

[@deadinside8781]

That's such an interesting title!

[@iggymlq]

addicted to hear this and looking at the photos.. feels like i wanted to go on travel alone again

[@terbentur2943]

there is a crazy man outside my house yelling and it perfectly harmonizes with the music for some reason.

[@alienwithnoname1]

That’s so weird. I think the same crazy man is yelling outside my house and it harmonizes perfect with this.

[@bobzilla93]

That’s crazy because I’ve just been standing outside this dudes house and harmonizing with the weird as much he’s listening to.

[@fishfreak145]

thats crazy because i'm the house and oh man this dude is really yellin so i cant hear the music :( but he's got good tone clarity

[@kostaborojevic498]

That's crazy because I'm the yelling and I perfectly harmonize with the musik for some reason.

[@majorechoo]

thats crazy cus im the grass and this dude harmonizing with the music like crazy

[@filipgrunseich8670]

The second to last track sounds like an end. The true end. Something so abstract no one can even try to describe with words, but the song does it perfectly.

[@user-up5rz2mg9d]

Конец всему живому. На земле осталась путота...

[@osk5069]

@@user-up5rz2mg9d "ась путота"

[@khaledsaleh4043]

The music is so calm that I feel like my heart has stopped beating

[@monta2306]

35:13 RIP Mount Shrine. This is my favorite track by him & I’m happy to see this one made it into the video

[@laurasalmon795]

How to dissappear completely brings such tears of joy

[@icemonkefordwick572]

theres just something so fascinating about these images. the obscurity that the fog and noise emits creates an odd sense of calm to me. i just can put my finger on why these images make me feel at ease rather than off-put.

[@JasonandaCamera]

24:21 I thought my microwave malfunctioned lol. Very nice music and ambiance, love the moody and atmospheric photos as well :)

[@nayrtnartsipacify]

it sounds like its coming from across the house.

[@alina_sagg239]

just… the feeling of big, empty, cold place… i found exactly what i was searching! perfect for my novel.

[@ana-gv1ft]

I am alone in my inner world so this is literally perfect! I enjoy traveling alone even more in the physical lol

[@DeadPixel1105]

This playlist is amazing. Makes me feel like I'm floating in some strange, otherworldly place - but a place of peace and comfort. Not frightening despite how otherworldly it is.

[@margaret77777]

this. this is how it feels to grow up in this world.

[@RelaxationStudioo]

hey to you reading this (: whatever brings you here, wether it's to fall asleep or to relax from something stressful, i just wanted to let you know that everything will be fine. If you're going through a hard time right now, it's okay to remind yourself that this is temporary, and there are many good and relaxing days to come. If you're about to sleep, i hope you will have the most beautiful dreams, and the most peaceful sleep. You are an amazing person and the world is lucky to have someone like you in it. I hope only good things, love and strenth will come your way. Goodnight (:

[@clive4510]

Goodnight

[@RelaxationStudioo]

@@clive4510 I have only one request from you, your help to grow my channel. I trust you 🍀

[@userpgfkdnndjnnxn]

Good night..I m about to fall asleep...........zzzzz

[@RelaxationStudioo]

@@userpgfkdnndjnnxn Friends, I have only one request from you. Subscribe to my Relaxation Studio channel

[@knife5176]

​@@RelaxationStudioo hey friend, i know this comment was 10 months ago but i want to say thank you for the positive message. It made me happy, I'm might even subscribe to your channel because of the positive message. Seeing the comments and hearing the music really making me happy.

[@IamChloePrice]

This You tube channel has the best ambient music

[@sebastiankala1093]

In the world there isn't a more beautiful thing, than mountains covered by pine forests, which are hidden by morning mist. Sights like this often remind me of my summer in austrian alps, were I've been working. All alone, away from home, from friends. It was very depressive period for me but sights like this and warm evening rains made it more bearable for me.

[@guilhermesartorato93]

This such a well-crafted compilation... but the last lack, OMG, that ATONAL ending makes for such a closing... To someone who used to spend hours listening to Berg, Schönberg and especially Lutoslawski 20 years ago, that ending touches the soul in a way I can't even describe.

[@unrealgames1683]

12:51 Норильск, самый северный город России, всем привет оттуда. Norilsk, the northernmost city in Russia, greetings to all from there.

[@thewisconsinfiles]

I been going through a really difficult time and I can't explain it but this playlist gave me that overall warm feeling that everything is going to be alright. It hurts right now but it'll hurt a little less tomorrow.

[@elbertmoreno2159]

Hope your doing better, even with the changes US is going through...

[@thewisconsinfiles]

@@elbertmoreno2159 hey thank you so much. I'm in much better spirits these days! Appreciate that my friend 🖤

[@elbertmoreno2159]

As long as you walk your path in peace, and life is a process, for improvement... Hope to hear back from you my dear friend again...

[@Mr.Denaro]

Well said, and glad you’re doing better these day’s! Lol meet back here if you start feeling down again 🤝

[@kass8374]

This place from preview where I've lived my whole life until my 18 years. It is city named "Norilsk", at the north of Russia. At picture you see on right side sport center "Arctica", street going down from "Komsomol'skaya" (at this street was my home) to "Naberezhnaya Urvanceva". I walked there.

[@talkintomyselfrightnow]

The first picture remind me so much to a superflat creative mode world in minecraft, now I'm just nostalgic, it fits perfectly with the vibe.

[@leonarduskrisna4588]

I always like the ambience like this Not horror but really makes you lone in a good way

[@Ukrainelainer]

These paintings remind me of places from my dreams that I dreamed of as a child. I live in Ukraine, I come from Kyiv, at the age of six I moved to a city near Kyiv, it was called Vyshhorod. The city was a typical post-Soviet city (then 1997). So I moved to the city and went to school, but the class I went to was, to put it mildly, not friendly, there were children from disadvantaged families in my class, so their behavior was rude and aggressive, and I in turn from a normal family where no one used alcohol or drugs, so I was not an aggressive child. Because of my peaceful nature, I was persecuted by my classmates, the teacher was indifferent (then Ukraine was not in its best years). Due to my apathetic state, I was very rarely happy then, except for the 5-channel TV and the old radio, there was nothing else in Ukraine. my only occupation was doing homework and playing with Soviet toys on the weekends, my father sometimes took me to work. I studied in this class for 3 years, then moved to another class, where I had friends with whom I still communicate and gloomy dreams have stopped dreaming of me since I moved to another class.

[@Ukrainelainer]

Google translator changed some words a bit and the sentence it is not very noticeable but I warned

[@petemavus2948]

Thank you for sharing a bit of your journey.

[@fatinafatyn9005]

Its really touching !

[@sidlukkassen9687]

Lol that you still speak of them as 'disadvantaged' rather than as just beasts, after going through so much misery because of them, shows the power of political correctness over the mind.

[@Counter-Chicken]

@@sidlukkassen9687 wtf does political correctness have to do with the psychological effects of poverty on ukrainian children?

[@mingipinkhair]

this playlsit is wonderfull, i really feel as i am at a empty place and is raining , wonderfull!

[@toxicwaste380]

24:33 it felt good hearing this again I grew up with this song. The shit i went through as a child id wish upon no one and this song always go me through shit. It calmed me down when nothing else can. Love aphex twins.

[@r.rsmith]

Thank you, I had quite an anxiety attack for a brief while, when I sat down to write, and put up this music, and now I feel so peaceful...and it has made it so much better for me now.

[@nel5559]

This is the most soothing thing I've heard. It really can ease your mind, it puts me in these trances too. Which are just perfect.

[@Stefanplayz.]

Makes me wish I could somehow leave this reality, to a liminal place, alone, nothing to worry me, hurt me. but then who would comfort me in the loss I already have?

[@zackzallie8735]

I travelled alone in empty places like this and my music consisted of Aphex Twin, Radiohead's Kid A album, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Brian Eno, and Pink Floyd's Meddle.

[@thatonetryhard8427]

All of these are so good but to me 54:11 is by far the best. The feeling of uneasiness rushes over as you imagine having to confront something you've been putting off. Or going somewhere you know your not going to be coming back from. Its incredible.

[@aecusregen4614]

I swear subtotem finds its way into all of these types of playlists... Rest in peace

[@cocacolazero_]

we are all travelling through life, alone or not. no matter who you are, i hope you live an amazing life and achieve amazing things. thank you for existing with me in this brief life.

[@raniajadallah5943]

Yes this playlist lol 💔 I was scared it was gone but I found it on Spotify

[@AjanUnderscore]

this playlist is amazing for literally anything: sleeping, studying, going on a walk.. thank you so much for compiling it

[@chloewebb5526]

This reminds me of the songs I would make up on the spot anad sing softly to myself in the middle of nowhere. just sitting on the hood of my car with my guitar for hours during random hours in the day or night. I love that quiet stillness of a sleeping city, or unkempt countryside. The kind of music that just begins to write itself as you shut down and stare into the void, softly humming the melody, plucking the strings, and letting your thoughts drift in and out of being happy, sad, heartbroken, and in love.

[@Calypso694]

even if you arent into video games i highly suggest playing Mundaun. its an indie horror title BUT the visuals/atmosphere and setting are very much....this. whatever this is. Beautiful.

[@fishfreak145]

(5:29) the sidewalk stretches on, and on, away into the distance (or so you assume; the fog is heavy and thick, and you can't tell if you've just been walking in circles or not). the side roads... well, you haven't tried any of them just yet, but something at the back of your brain tells you it wouldn't make any difference. rain falls around you, softly; it bounces off of the pavement, and drips off of leaves, and beads in the grass. it is completely silent. there is no pitter-patter of the storms you know from before, no thunder, no lightning. at first, you were disturbed by it, but it isn't so bad, really. it's almost nice. does wonders for your headache, at least. the unease has faded, and has been replaced by a heavy sort of feeling, weighing on your shoulders and sternum, pulling at the backs of your eyes. you could blame it on exhaustion, but it seems deeper than that. not quite sadness- nostalgia, maybe? for what, exactly, you couldn't say, but the word feels right. you turn it around in your mind as you walk. _nostalgia_ . such a funny thing. you splash through a puddle when you step down off the curb (you stopped caring that your sneakers were soaked through ages ago), and cross the street to where the sidewalk continues on. you've lost count, but it must be... it must be at least the 50-something-th time, now. you'll walk in a straight line for a count of almost exactly 249 steps, and then up comes the road with the puddle again. you'll step down, over the silently bubbling water, and keep going. there hasn't been any other sign of life, but you still look both ways before crossing the street, on instinct. on all sides, the world fades away into the fog. maybe it was different, before. maybe there was sunlight, and birds, and kids with skateboards, or something. maybe the dawn would stream through the clouds and the whole street would be lit up in that funny white-gold early-morning haze. you focus on the memory of dawn, and it buzzes along through your bones as more nostalgia. rain drips off your nose, slides down your neck. you're cold. the same thing at the back of your brain that's telling you the side roads go nowhere has been adamantly telling you to not stop walking. so walk you do: right, left, right, left, right, left..... not difficult, but it does get a bit old. in the quiet (so quiet, so quiet; not a single sound at all apart from the ones you make), the tap-tap of shoe sole on concrete almost echoes. not quite, but it feels like it should. right, left, right, left, right, le- from somewhere, there is a low rumble. your heart skips a beat (rather clichéd, but an apt description) and you perk your ears up. are you less alone than you thought? could there be- is there something out there? you listen. you don't stop walking (you tried, once, a while ago, and the back-of-the-brain thing really didn't like it), but you listen. it sounds almost like... a motor? right, left, right, left. the end of the street will be coming up soon. Those were steps 233 through 236. the rumble grows louder, throbbing in your inner ear in the absence of the silence. deep, and low, and rhythmic. you've reached the end of the sidewalk. you look left: nothing. grey fog. you look right: nothi- oh. oh, there is something. cutting through the rain and the fog, there are two round beams of light, advancing towards the crossroads. _headlights,_ you realise. your headache pangs in the sharp glare. the thing at the back of your brain wails like a cornered animal.

[@magicaltreeroot6687]

Awesome story sad ending. 10/10 want part two.

[@jessicashackle595]

This playlist is stunning, and hauntingly beautiful. But this speaks to the very depths of my soul, and fills a void that's been there for a long time.

[@vsevolodlegierung]

12:50 Norilsk. My city.

[@JCC503]

Had my earbuds in and the stereo effect around 6:45 or so f*cked with my head big time because I was so focused on my work. Subscribed and salute, dude. Much appreciated and hope you do well in life.

[@GOODLUCKMUSIC8]

Here's a piece of calm, meditation music, made for you Enjoy ! :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/p2jYdmyIgtyYrdU

[@yowhattupitzbigchungus4971]

Dear reader, we are all in this existential mess together. There are more like you out there. From, Me

[@petemavus2948]

Hello me Funny running in to you here ✌️

[@yowhattupitzbigchungus4971]

@@petemavus2948 hey you!

[@ParseeAikoku]

I really like the empty places for some reason, It made me think a lot of thing, lots of imagination and felt calm. When I was kid I really like places like this, empty and dusk.

[@tobyret9302]

13:40 Вроде бы и фотка невероятно атмосферная и мрачная, а потом ты вспоминаешь, что вид из окна в девять туманного утра не сильно отличается

[@chahira684]

I'm nobody! Who are you? Are you nobody, too? Then there's a pair of us - don't tell! They'd banish us, you know. How dreary to be somebody! How public, like a frog To tell your name the livelong day To an admiring bog! *poem by Emily Dickinson*

[@mistsister]

This quote was in a show recently called Archive81. Creepy

[@chahira684]

@@mistsister this is one of my favorite poems ever. What's the show about tho??

[@mistsister]

@@chahira684 horror. Beware!

[@MarcosRodriguez-lw1xy]

"All the best memories are hers" from the Blade Runner 2049 OST would fit in this perfectly

[@ArthurTheEagle]

Imagine listening to this in an abandonned retirement home. This might be oddly relaxing and emotional.

[@stalejd]

Similar to walking through one of those faux villages made for dementia patients

[@Tobazhniazhi]

I've always enjoyed being alone ever since I was young. The friends I've made across the years were by chance and I try my best to foster those friendships but they end up dying on their own. It's not selfishness, pride, egotism, but I enjoy being alone, I used to think it strange that I would talk to myself and have an interior dialogue, but it's true. As an introvert who deals with depression and anxiety, these songs bring much solace and validation to my life, as if I'm understood. Beautiful how many stories music brings together, sending loving vibes to everyone.

[@greenlime1997]

When I think of the world’s empty but stunningly beautiful places this is the ambient music you listen to while gazing up at the Northern Lights in the Norwegian fjords or traveling around the remote, wild coastline of Greenland admiring the landscape dotted in white blankets of snow or hiking the magnificent mountain ranges in Iceland while gazing up at the unpolluted night sky.

[@0ContentDeleted0]

Another one of my favorite playlists by Nobody, it has introduced me to more great artists like Grouper, Aphex Twin, and How to disappear completely. And again the image choices are fantastic, I really hope Nowt keeps making more Liminal playlists.

[@gaiaebbasta3622]

i decided to put this on while studying 1945 post-war and ambience fit perfectly.

[@user-sr1pm8dh4d]

God it's a delightful playlist! I don't have the words to describe how beautiful it is

[@josephmatthewspearsslade8900]

I tend to think about this sort of thing whenever I find myself out in the middle of nowhere on the Slade Farm in Hawkinsville, all alone. It’s not just a slow day out there today; everything has come to a dead stop. Everyone has decided to stay in for the weekend, but not me. I’d certainly respect their decisions, but centuries ago, walking around the land got us connected to what really matters in life. It just feels lonely knowing there’s a high likelihood that I’ll be the only folk(s) for miles (depending on if I’m with one of the Griffins on the trip or not), and that what’s usually already quiet with the exception of places like Mock Spring at peak hours and weekdays has now become dead silent. It’s not necessarily a bad thing at all, of course, but it somehow feels unusually so, almost like… everyone’s left for an extended vacation.

[@andersonluciano2546]

This is the exacly the type of music I was looking for but I had no idea how to search for this. Thank you

[@karamiddleton2920]

If you could do an entire video with the third picture, with the abandoned buildings in the snow, that would be FANTASTIC!

[@Oracles001]

I don’t see this place empty I see it full of trees and mountains full of life. Take me to New York City that will feel empty even if millions surround me

[@miachristensen1777]

It’s been such a crazy year.. people come and go. But one thing that always rings true is you’re always left with yourself at the end of everyday. You are you’re one and only. At times of emptiness you are your company. I am finding more and more that being alone is haunting, yet peaceful and surreal. Sometimes when I am alone for so long I lose touch with reality. I notice all of the beauty and appreciate everything around me. The sounds, the feelings and the sights. Life is truly beautiful and it goes by so quickly. Enjoy the little moments. Tell the people you love that you love them even if you are afraid. If you haven’t been alone in a while, go out and do it even if it’s for an hour. In times of loneliness you find yourself. In times of loneliness you learn to be who you need when nobody is there. Great playlist! Perfect for listening to on long drives or times where you are alone. It really makes you reflect on everything.

[@jadeitor6280]

I find some kind of comfort I can't explain with this mix in particular, I always come back to this one ❤

[@thefruitman746]

You are great man, so cool that you even told us how to avoid any adds. Really Appreciate the effort

[@Dyst0pic_]

this guys knows the answer for all questions in the universe, everybody aways says: "nobody knows" he knows

[@thewooz7398]

When the empty place you're traveling is all a matter of introspection, this whole playlist hits different.

[@thetongueandcheek5495]

The places I got to explore during the pandemic lol will never forget. Hope everyone stays safe and has a long healthy rich life 🥸✌️

[@sakurazukamorisubaru]

Thanks for reuploading, this is my favorite! ♥

[@EnigmaticSmile314]

3:30 This part reminds me of Resident evil 4 serenity theme, that feeling of quiet peace, but constantly being reminded of the unforgiving world that await you. The entire playlist is so relaxing and really soothing for some deep thinking about planning what I would do with my life right now.

[@zoltanandraspfeffer9827]

Literraly the best soundtrack for minecraft… Masterpiece pure bliss. Noone can imagine the pure joy me and my friend got while playing together while this was going on in the background.

[@djailsonfelipe84]

Thank you for bringing this back! I was desperately trying to find it.

[@daveb661]

Like your vibe -- keep releasing. Thank you for taking me from 'here' to 'that place' where the music permeates all.

[@blue-bi8cn]

It's one of these nights, a strange feeling drives me crazy as I look through the window, to the outside world at night, a feeling that is pulling me trying to get me out, a feeling that I should take a walk out, and think things thoroughly, the cassette of memories plays again, and again can't it stop?! ............................................. Why is the sound of scilence so loud!! I flash back to reality as I hear the sound of my fan.

[@itsokie4274]

thank you! loved listening to it during the premiere

[@planetari7607]

This is nice..it's kinda like those feelings you don't know how to express but you know them all to well

[@mindsprings4]

Thank you for reuploading!!! I thought I dreamt about this playlist because I couldn't find it anymore!!

[@pogman7471]

this playlist calms me down and helps me focus like nothing else does, thank you

[@Insanichy]

I thought to my self why the hell would anyone want a playlist for empty places. Then I remember that I'm a truck driver and saved this playlist lol.

[@lmirax9642]

It's made me feel like i'm a stranger person in strange place ✨

[@sunflowermeme1718]

Ok this is the best I love to live alone . I can feel the beauty of scilence and dark and deam light. Ok there is a big story. I cant write here . Your video is very good.Totally unique. And the picture says so much.

[@gabriellerausch594]

So I have a story I will tell because this reminds me of it. This past November I was hiking up in the mountains above my home, it was snowing and foggy. I had decided to go explore up in some old lava flows around the area, but in order to get access to them I had to scramble down a steep bank, pass through a thicket of red brush with a last few yellow leaves clinging to their frozen branches (it was late fall/early winter), and then carefully cross over a heavy muskeg belt that ran horizontally to the lava flows. It was getting later in the evening, I had a small handgun with me and I was wearing hunters orange as it was an active unit for late elk. I was clearly visible to anyone... or anything with eyes. I slid down the bank balancing on my haunches, my boots leaving small skid trails in the half frozen mud. I hit the ground with a soft thud and it was there I stopped for a moment, looking out beyond the brush and the few scraggly cedar trees that were like the silent sentinels of the muskeg beyond.. a soft wind was blowing across my right cheek and it made a quite hushing moan as it passed across the empty barren land before me.. I almost turned back there. Something in me turned, this didnt feel right. I pushed on through the brush, but as I broke through the other side, I noticed one solitary set of elk tracks going the same way as I was. They were small (for an elk) and so I figured this was the trail of some old solitary cow elk, who had left the sanctuary of the thick cedar forest behind me in search of better feed and water. As i carefully picked my way across the muskeg and the freezing murky water, the tracks somehow never faded from view. Sometimes they crossed to my right or left, but she was headed the same way as I was... I reached halfway across the muskeg before something felt horribly wrong.. I stopped, and I rested my right hand lightly over the small sidearm in its holster at my hip. I felt like I was being watched. The wind had ceased its moaning cry, and no birds or beast stirred.. I felt the hairs stand up on the back of my neck. Still, the elk prints continued on and my curiosity got the better of me somehow.. I kept going. Soon enough i reached the other side of the muskeg and found myself looking up the steep rocky face of the entrance to the lava flows... the snow was thick here where the wind had blown it into drifts and it was as I scanned the snow that I noticed something... strange. The elk prints. They stopped here. No continuing up the bank, no turning back... they just stopped. "No blood" I thought to myself, no other prints except for mine.. I scrambled up the steep rocky face, avoiding the deep gashes in the basalt, some as deep as I was tall, and wide enough for me to have trouble jumping across had I been so foolish. The frozen moss that covered them made patches of them slick as well, where the snow hadnt piled up... as I reached the top, it was perfectly flat. young spruce trees like lodge poles covered the lava flows, and again I felt that feeling as if I was being watched... only worse this time. Suddenly, I heard something massive crashing in the distance, something much much bigger than anything I had ever seen. The tops of spruce trees were swaying madly. I sprang down the bank, and I dont know how I crossed the muskeg again without falling into the calf deep, icy water but somehow I managed to run across it like some possessed thing. I crashed through the brush and climbed up the other side of the bank from where this adventure had started.. and I looked back for one last time out at the barren belt.. and it was like I, and the cow, had never been there. I will never go out across the lava flows again, not unless I have my rifle with me. There are strange things out in the empty lands that I cannot explain. Anyways, im sorry this is so long. I havent shared this story in full with anyone. I dont believe in many cryptids, but whatever I found out there in the lava flows meant to do me harm, and it wasnt any normal animal. Be safe out there

[@andrei-sebastianbarbacaru2984]

Reading about how everyone here is picturing themselves alone has made me realise that I might actually be in love. I can only see me staying with them on top of a hill looking down at the empty world, it's just us two and it's actually making me happy. I've been having troubles understanding whether I love them as a friend or something more. Truly an enlightening experience. Thank you! :)

[@nerdygirljen]

Pro tip: listen to this at the same time you listen to a "sleeping in space' video for some truly choice vibes.

[@inci9039]

I've never heard a playlist with a vibe like this before?? It's cool!! You always have such nice ideas for playlists anyway💖💕

[@gheorghenegreanu8409]

I feel so happy and relax in empty, old and decrepit places. I dont know why, i like rain, sad howling music and sounds. I feel atoned with my self in places like this. Im not introverted, i have friends, go out, have a great time and im full of life, but no matter where i go and do, i only feel real alive and truly happy in places and hearing music and sounds, that usually makes you feel the opposite of happy and relax:)

[@existingtm]

you are a legend not only for this immaculate playlist but also for your timestamps and the backgrounds too