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Discover new music from artists we think you'll like. Refreshed every Friday.

“Hey Siri, play the Bedtime playlist.”

“Hey Siri, play the Can’t Sleep playlist.”

Sleep formed in San Francisco in the early '90s. In '91, the band released their debut LP Volume One and earned comparisons to fellow Californians and Sabbath fans Saint Vitus. Sleep's Holy Mountain was a sonic breakthrough and is now seen as a foundational moment for stoner metal. The trailblazers signed to London Records, and in '95 they delivered their infamous third album, Dopesmoker, which consisted of one track over an hour long. London refused to release it, and Sleep decided to disband. They reunited in '09, making sporadic live appearances.

Use this collection of white noise (and variants like pink, grey and brown noise—look them up!) to blot out annoying distractions and wrap you up in a cozy cocoon of whispering static. This playlist is updated regularly. If you like a sound, add it to your library.

“Hey Siri, play the Help Me Sleep playlist.”

In this playlist, the addition of delta auditory beats or pink noise may help you find a deeper and better sleep. “Sound Therapy” is a new audio wellness collection on Apple Music that blends special sound waves and auditory beats with your favourite tracks to encourage therapeutic listening—all without sacrificing the integrity of the music. To get the most out of your listening experience, it’s recommended that you listen for at least 20 minutes in a quiet environment or with headphones.

The late-'80s rush comes back, with Taylor, Nicki and Charli XCX. This collection brings together great songs from the top of the charts.