
Sleep Anchor: Deep Sleep Music
Dark ambient music, rain and brown noise for bedtime listening. One-hour episodes twice a week, no ads, no talking over the music.

Free sleep music podcasts
Sleep Anchor makes slow ambient music, rain and brown noise for bedtime listening. Free podcasts with no ads and no talking over the music. Press play and let it run.
Listen free on Apple Podcasts Other ways to listen
Every option is the same slow, low-key sound. Choose by how long you want it to play.
Dark ambient music, rain and brown noise. Two new episodes a week in any podcast app.
Listen in Apple Podcasts: Deep Sleep MusicAmbient music with a 432 Hz binaural tone. Best with headphones. Two new episodes a week.
Listen in Apple Podcasts: 432 HzTwo-hour sessions, twice a week. Good for winding down or a nap.
Open the 2-hour playlistFull-night versions that keep playing until morning. Apple Podcasts on iPhone, iPad and Mac.
See what's included in Sleep Anchor DeepAll free, all without ads. Follow in Apple Podcasts, or add the RSS feed to Overcast, Pocket Casts, AntennaPod or any other app.

Dark ambient music, rain and brown noise for bedtime listening. One-hour episodes twice a week, no ads, no talking over the music.

Ambient music with a 432 Hz binaural tone, in 90-minute episodes twice a week. Best with headphones. Some listeners like 432 Hz; there's no reliable evidence it has health effects.

A weekly, 10-to-15-minute look at one sleep question: what the research shows, and where it runs out. General information, not medical advice.

Sleep Anchor Deep
The free episodes stop after an hour or 90 minutes. Sleep Anchor Deep has 8-hour and 10-hour versions of the same music, so it keeps playing until morning.
Plain answers about noise colors, rain sounds, 432 Hz and keeping sound playing all night.
What the noise colors actually are, how they sound different, and how to pick one for bedtime.
Why steady rain is a popular bedtime sound, what to avoid, and how to set the volume.
One hour, two hours or all night: how to choose, and how to set a sleep timer.
What 432 Hz means, how binaural tones work, why headphones matter, and what the evidence says.
Keep sleep music or rain sounds going with the screen off, on iPhone and Android.
Sleep Anchor is slow ambient music, rain and brown noise for bedtime listening, run by Brent Burgess in California. You can listen free as a podcast or on YouTube, or subscribe to Sleep Anchor Deep in Apple Podcasts for full-night versions.
Yes. The podcasts and the YouTube sessions are free and have no ads. Only Sleep Anchor Deep, the full-night 8-hour and 10-hour versions, is paid: 7-day free trial for new subscribers, then $4.99 a month, or $39.99 a year.
Deep Sleep Music episodes run about 1 hour and 432 Hz episodes about 90 minutes. The YouTube sessions are 2 hours. Sleep Anchor Deep has 8-hour and 10-hour versions that play all night.
The podcasts will. Any podcast app keeps playing with the screen locked, and most can queue the next episode. The free YouTube app usually pauses when the screen locks unless you have YouTube Premium.
No. The music shows have no ads and no talking over the music. Circadian Anchor is the exception: it's a short spoken show about sleep research.
On Android, use any podcast app: search for the show by name or add its RSS feed. Spotify doesn't carry music-only podcasts, but the tracks are on Spotify as music. Sleep Anchor Deep is only in Apple Podcasts.
Every Sleep Anchor track has an added 432 Hz binaural tone, and the 432 Hz show is named for it. Binaural tones work best with headphones. Some listeners like it. There's no reliable scientific evidence that any particular frequency has health effects, and we don't claim any.
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