Still Wired After Work? Raag Yaman Sitar to Unwind & De-Stress (45 Min)

Relaxing sitar music to unwind after work — 30 minutes of Raga Yaman for letting go of the day. You clock off, but your head doesn't. The emails stop and the replaying starts. This is a slow, warm sound to let the evening actually begin. Thirty minutes of gentle sitar over a soft tanpura drone — unhurried Indian classical ambience, no percussion, no build-ups, nothing demanding your attention. Just a calm, continuous current to wind down inside, while you cook, read, stretch, or simply sit. 🎵 ABOUT THIS MUSIC This session draws on Raag Yaman — the great evening raga of Hindustani music, traditionally played in the first hours after sunset. Its mood is serene and quietly devotional: settled, tender, spacious — long associated with the moment the day's heat gives way to lamplight and the mind is allowed to soften. I've arranged it as slow sitar ambience so its calm sits underneath your evening rather than asking for your attention. Arranged and curated by Indigo Hours. 🎧 HOW TO USE No need to actively listen — let it play underneath your evening: dinner, a shower, reading, or ten quiet minutes on the couch. Keep the volume low. Headphones optional. ⏱ CHAPTERS 00:00 Lamps at dusk 02:40 The day loosens 05:20 First stars 08:00 Indigo deepens 10:40 Still water 13:20 Slow exhale 16:00 Lamplight settles 18:40 The garden quiets 21:20 Night opens gently 24:00 Unhurried dark 26:40 Carrying the calm to bed BEST FOR Unwinding after work Evening wind-down routines Cooking a slow dinner Reading in the evening Gentle evening yoga or stretching Letting go of the workday Quiet time before bed Evening meditation Switching off the mental to-do list A calmer alternative to evening TV Easing into the night If this helped you slow down, subscribing helps me make more. — Indigo Hours