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A rainy evening in a city apartment
This free atmosphere, right here in your browser, puts you in a small city apartment high above wet streets on an autumn evening. A warm lamp is on, and you sink into the sofa under a blanket while the city lights blur behind the rain.
Drops tap on the big window and run down the glass in crooked lines. Far below, traffic hums on the wet streets, and from time to time a single car hisses through the water. In the kitchen, the fridge keeps up its quiet drone.
The old radiator ticks and pings as it warms up. A small radio plays mellow lo-fi with a lazy beat, and rain drips from the ledge onto the sill outside. For once, the city cannot reach you. You are warm and still, high above it all.
If you want the rain without music, choose Without the music under the picture. Choose No traffic to quiet the street below and keep only the rain and the room.
What you hear above the wet city
- Rain on the apartment windows: Steady rain taps on the big window, with the wide, wet hiss of the street behind it. Plays all the time.
- Wet traffic far below: City traffic on wet roads far below, a low hum through the closed window. Plays all the time.
- Fridge hum: The fridge in the small kitchen hums softly and evenly. Plays all the time.
- Drips on the window sill: Rainwater drips from the ledge above onto the metal sill outside, plink by plink. Plays all the time.
- Radiator ticking: The old radiator ticks, pings, and clinks as its pipes warm up. Plays at random moments, about 3 times every 10 minutes.
- Car passing below: One car passes far below, its tires hissing through water before the street goes quiet. Plays at random moments, about 3 times every 10 minutes.
- Car swishing by: A car drives through the rain on the street below, its spray rising and fading. Plays at random moments, about 3 times every 10 minutes.
- Radio lo-fi: Mellow lo-fi music from a small radio, with soft electric piano chords and a slow, easy beat. Plays all the time.
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