Yeah, you gotta pick the right rhythm. I keep the beat low, so I can read the traffic and the lights. In the middle of the day, when the traffic’s moving but not jammed, I spin a track that’s steady and not too flashy. It keeps my mind on the lane and my hands on the wheel. The best stretch is somewhere between the city center and the highway exit, where the lights fade, the road opens up, and the bass just lets me keep the flow. Keep it tight, keep it sharp, and never let the music take over the road.