Writing Playlist

As I have mentioned before, I enjoy writing. It is something that I frequently find myself doing and whenever I am stuck on something, the first thing I do is create a story of how to get out of a scenario and that leads me to finding a solution. It's just the weird way my mind processes information. It has always been like that, but I have been able to to accept this fact as I have become older.

Any way, when I write I have to listen to music. Music as a whole inspires me and just motivates me. So, to introduce you to what helps me write, I have decided to actually share the playlist that has pretty much been the same since 2010.

Writing Playlist

1. Hook-Flight to Neverland ~ John Williams
2. Stepmom- The Days Between ~ John Williams
3. In Noctem ~ Nicholas Hooper
4. Ginny ~ Nicholas Hooper
5. Dumbledore's Speech ~ Nicholas Hooper
6. Living Death ~ Nicholas Hooper
7. Into the Pensieve ~ Nicholas Hooper
8. Harry & Hermoine ~ Nicholas Hooper
9. A Window to the Past ~ John Williams
10. Evenstar ~ Howard Shore & Fran Walsh
11. The White Rider ~ Howard Shore & Fran Walsh
12. Samwise The Brave ~ Howard Shore & Fran Walsh
13. Good Riddance (Time of Your Life) ~ Vitamin String Quartet
14. Beautiful Day ~ Vitamin String Quartet
15. Breakaway ~ Vitamin String Quartet
16. Bless the Broken Road ~ Vitamin String Quartet
17. Lose Yourself ~ Vitamin String Quartet
18. Campfire ~ Alan Menken
19. The Tear Heals ~ Alan Menken
20. Save the Last Dance ~ Vitamin String Quartet
21. Smooth Criminal ~ 2CELLOS (Sulic & Hauser)
22. Smells Like Teen Spirit ~ 2CELLOS (Sulic & Hauser)
23. One More Thing ~ Richard Gibbs
24. Earth ~ Hans Zimmer & Lisa Gerrard
25. Strength And Honor ~ Hans Zimmer & Lisa Gerrard
26. Barbarian Horde ~ Hans Zimmer & Lisa Gerrard
27. Elysium ~ Hans Zimmer & Lisa Gerrard
28. Honor Him ~ Hans Zimmer & Lisa Gerrard
29. Now We Are Free ~ Hans Zimmer & Lisa Gerrard

So that is the list that I most consistently listen to when I write. I have actually started listening to this same list when I work at home and have found great success from doing so, since there is a wide variety that can fit into any mood you are in and any type of work style. What's your favorite music to listen to when you work?

As a side note: I also listen a lot of Lindsey Stirling when I work. You should check her out!