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With so many of us working from home during the coronavirus pandemic, we’re all learning how to work effectively in a new environment – and for some, finding the right soundtrack for the day is the perfect way to get into the right headspace for work.
The team at Business Comparison have delved into 50,000 songs across almost 400 playlists to discover the tracks which the world love to work from home to the most…
So, make a cuppa, get your slippers on and let’s get this WFH party started!
The world’s *official* top ten favourite working from home hits
Work From Home (feat. Ty Dolla $ign) – Fifth Harmony
Blinding Lights – The Weeknd
9 to 5 – Dolly Parton
Mr. Brightside – The Killers
Don’t Stand So Close To Me – The Police
Don’t Start Now – Dua Lipa
Adore You – Harry Styles
Toxic – Britney Spears
U Can’t Touch This – MC Hammer
Don’t Stop Believin’ – Journey
Other tracks that make the cut include classics such as Destiny’s Child’s ‘Survivor’, ‘Stayin’ Alive’ by the Bee Gees, and ‘Mr Blue Sky’ by Electric Light Orchestra.
And while plenty of the songs featured were great motivational tracks or popular hits from today, some seemed to be more of a reminder of why so many of us are hunkering down indoors.
Here are the top five tracks which made the Pandemic Playlist:
Don’t Stand So Close To Me – The Police
Toxic – Britney Spears
U Can’t Touch This – MC Hammer
Fever – Peggy Lee
All By Myself – Celine Dion
The most popular artists for WFH playlists were revealed, with Johann Sebastian Bach taking the top spot, and Taylor Swift and Fleetwood Mac following in second and third place.
The research also revealed the brands getting involved in making work from home playlists, with big brands such as Pretty Little Thing, Universal and BooHoo all owning playlists of WFH bangers on Spotify.
To see the full list and all the findings, simply click here.
Want to make your own working from home playlist? Here is your perfect starting point!
