I · Tea cup 7 songs · 21 min
A short mend for a long day.
Comfy · Still of the Night · Familiar Faces · Night Light · All Curled Up · Fading · Weightless
free · slow · fades out on its own
Healing sleep music
Let the day mend. Each song lays one seam of gold across the bowl. When the bowl is whole, the music fades out and the night is yours.
14 seams · 41 min · fades out on its own
II · Rice bowl: the seams
Healing sleep music, the slow way
This is free healing sleep music by Purrple Cat, the solo lofi project behind 500+ songs, 500M+ streams and 425K followers. There are three sets: a twenty-minute tea cup, a forty-minute rice bowl and an hour-long moon jar. Each one is a hand-picked run of soft, slow lofi songs that get quieter as they go.
The bowl comes from kintsugi, the old Japanese way of mending broken pottery with gold, so the cracks become part of the story. Every song fills one crack. You don't have to watch it: put your phone face down and listen. When the last seam is filled, the final song fades out over a minute and the music stops by itself.
About the word “healing”. Here it means rest: a gentler end to the day and a quiet room to fall asleep in. This is music, not medicine. It isn't therapy or medical advice, and it doesn't claim to treat sleep problems or any other condition.
II · Rice bowl 14 songs · 41 min
Starry, unhurried, about forty minutes.
Take Me With You · Aether · Sea of Stars · Distant Ships · Nightfall · Celestial Sands · Once in a Lifetime · Starseed · Creation · Stasis · Swimming With Whales · Deja Vu · Timeless · Constellations
III · Moon jar 21 songs · 60 min
A whole hour of woods, rain-light and snow.
Discovery · Through the Trees · Silent Wood · A Place to Hide · Bloom · Green Tea · Wild Strawberry · Wishing Well · Lullaby · Looking Up · Verdant · Bird Watching · Ball of Yarn · Wispy Whiskers · Ice Skating · Hot Chocolate · Snow Angels · Bubbles · Endless Forest · Middle of Nowhere · Stranded
Questions
What is healing sleep music?
Slow, soft music to help you wind down and rest at the end of the day. Here it is three sets of calm lofi by Purrple Cat, 20, 40 or 60 minutes long, that get quieter as they go and then fade out on their own.
Is this a treatment for insomnia or anything else?
No. It's music to rest to, not medicine. It isn't therapy or medical advice and it doesn't claim to treat sleep problems or any condition. If your sleep worries you, please talk to a doctor.
Is it 528 Hz or solfeggio music?
No. These are ordinary lofi songs, tuned the usual way. There are no special frequencies and no claims about them, just soft piano, warm keys and slow beats.
How does the bowl work?
Each crack in the bowl is one song. While a song plays, gold slowly fills its crack, like kintsugi, the Japanese craft of mending pottery with gold. When the last crack is filled, the bowl is whole and the music has stopped.
Does the music stop by itself?
Yes. The last song fades out over its final minute and then the player stops, so nothing keeps playing all night. Pick the tea cup for about 20 minutes, the rice bowl for about 40 or the moon jar for about an hour.
Is it free? Can I use it in my videos?
Yes. It's free to listen to here with no ads and no account. Every song is a Purrple Cat Self Release licensed under CC BY 4.0, so you can use it in videos, streams, classes and apps, even commercially, with this credit: Music: Purrple Cat (purrplecat.com), licensed under CC BY 4.0.
Who is Purrple Cat?
Purrple Cat is a solo lofi project making music since December 2018, with 500+ songs, 500M+ streams and 425K followers. Find more at purrplecat.com.
Free to listen, free to use
Every song here is a Purrple Cat Self Release under CC BY 4.0. Use it for a sleep video, a yoga class, a stream or a quiet café; just give credit.
Music: Purrple Cat (purrplecat.com), licensed under CC BY 4.0.