1. Ólafur Arnalds' "Þú Ert Jörðin."
2. Jon Hopkins' "Small Memory."
3. Agnes Obel's "Riverside."
4. Erik Satie's "Gymnópedie Part One."
5. Ane Brun's "Daring To Love."
6. Claude Debussy's "Clair de Lune."
7. Nobuo Uematsu's "Zanarkand."
8. Mazzy Star's "Fade Into You."
9. The Album Leaf's "The Light."
10. Eric Rigo's "Flight of The Birds"
The progressive house music producer is damn good at making lullabies.
11. Karen O.'s "The Moon Song."
12. Marconi Union's "Weightless."
It has a steady BPM of 60 and has been touted as the most sleep-inducing song ever.
13. Paul Buchanen's "Mid Air."
14. Capo Productions' "The Stars Are Dreaming."
Ambient chords on the piano and what sounds like a glockenspiel. Now, this is a lullaby.
15. Ray LaMontagne's "Can I Stay."
16. Efterklang's "Mimeo."
18. James Blake's "Retrograde."
19. Helios' "Bless This Morning Year."
20. Stars Of The Lid's "Don't Bother They're Here."
21. Message To Bears' "Wake Me."
22. Electus' "Oliver's Lullaby."
Electronic/dubstep music producer Electus wrote this hypnotizing piano piece.