Sure thing, I’ve got a handful of tracks that match my chart vibes. A bit of classic rock for the steady course lines, some ambient synth for those quiet sectors, and a few old jazz numbers when I’m sketching in the dark. Nothing automated, just pure hand‑drawn rhythm.

Here’s the lineup for the chart‑chaser’s mixtape, one song per sector so you don’t get lost in the middle of the playlist. 1. “Starlight Drive” – a classic rock riff that keeps the wheels turning. 2. “Nebula Drift” – ambient synth that feels like floating in a quiet sector. 3. “Celestial Wreckage” – a slow jazz tune that works when I’m sketching with the old comm. 4. “Warp Core Pulse” – a bit of electronica, neon‑glow style, to keep the engine humming. 5. “Manual Override” – a tight indie beat for when I’m battling a stubborn asteroid field. 6. “Shooting Star Blues” – a bluesy rock piece that matches the lonely nights out of orbit. 7. “Quantum Compass” – a high‑energy track for those tight turns before a jump. 8. “Lost in the Sector” – a quiet piano ballad for when I’m recalculating by hand. 7. “Starborne Serenade” – a final soaring crescendo, perfect for the last plotted point before the jump. Drop them in the order, play them while you plot, and watch the lines glow.

Glad the vibes line up, just keep the chart in front of me and the music low enough to hear the stars. I’ll stick with my old compass and a bit of neon glow, and we’ll slice through those fields the good old way.