I enjoy Lo-fi beats. Playing it in the background when company visits always sets a pleasant mood. Inspired to assemble something similar to those vibes, I assembled this beat using the Remixlive app. This is the app I've been using plenty as of late. It's a quick way to put music together for the content I'm creating. I used GarageBand on the iPad for years and will continue doing so, but Remixlive has put that on the back burner for a bit.   I made the visualizers using Canva. Here's a link to Remixlive. Here's a link to Canva. This is NOT a paid endorsement or affiliate link.   Here's a 12-minute video you can chill, relax, study, and sleep too.  Post your thoughts and comments below.  Enjoy. YouTube video

 I've been making beats/instrumentals for the beginning of the podcast for a long time.  As it often begins, I watched other YouTubers/beatmakers doing the same and getting paid for their work.  I was inspired! I thought, why don't I start doing the same?   I admit to not having any skill close to what these other musicians are producing, but why not try? This is the first step in the beginning of this journey.  This video here intends to highlight the beat.  The genre I'm going for is backpack-style hip hop; an artist like Talib Kweli comes to mind.   Post your thoughts and comments down below.   Thanks for watching.  Let's go!