Find your quiet
Find your sound for tonight. Every Zaytoon Sleep soundscape is 10 to 11 hours long, steady from start to finish and made for deep sleep, with no sudden noises to wake you. Choose rain, thunderstorms, white noise, brown noise, a crackling fireplace, deep underwater sounds or relaxing spa music, then listen on Spotify with your screen off or on YouTube with a dark screen.
13 soundscapes
New6 hours
Settle in for a peaceful rainy night drive from Toronto to Montreal along Highway 401 East. This 6-hour episode brings you the sound of rain on the windshield, wipers keeping a slow rhythm, tires rolling over wet roads, and the soft hum of a luxury Mercedes-Benz on the highway. Use it for sleep, relaxation, studying, reading or focused work. Put on your headphones, get comfortable, and let the road carry you.
New10 hours
Settle into a cozy log cabin while a snowstorm howls outside. A crackling fireplace and soft blizzard wind for sleep, relaxing, reading or study on a cold winter night. No talking, no sudden sounds.
New10 hours
Fall asleep fast to 10 hours of steady rain on a cozy cabin window. No thunder, no music, no interruptions. Just heavy, soothing rain against the glass while you rest under a warm blanket on a quiet night in the forest.
7 hours
A 7-hour First Class night flight from Toronto to London with soft rain, steady airplane white noise and a dark screen for deep sleep.
New10 hours
Smooth, steady pink noise in a calm, dim nursery: a soft, even “shhh” for naps, bedtime and night wakings. No music, no voices, no sudden sounds.
11 hours
Steady rain on a cabin roof deep in a misty pine forest, with a fire glowing inside.
10 hours
Heavy rain on a penthouse window and soft, rolling thunder over the city, with no sudden loud cracks. Dark screen after the first hour.
11 hours
Calm music and gentle rain over a quiet river lined with autumn leaves.
10 hours
A Cloud Nine Airways overnight flight: a deep, steady cabin hum that works like brown noise.
10 hours
A crackling fireplace and a soft mountain breeze, with stars over the Rockies. No music, no sudden sounds.
10 hours
Soft spa music, trickling water and candlelight in a Moroccan hammam, for sleep, massage and stress relief.
10 hours
Sink 300 metres below aboard the Dreamdrift: a deep underwater hum, soft water around the hull and glowing jellyfish outside your porthole. Dark screen after the first hour.
11 hours
Fine rain falling on a still lake below Mont Tremblant, with village lights across the water. No thunder, no music.
A forest roof, a still lake, a window beside your bed: rain brings a familiar rhythm to the night. Explore our rain sounds for sleeping and choose somewhere peaceful to settle.
Soft, rolling thunder adds a little depth to steady rain. Find your favourite storm in our thunderstorm sounds guide, from Toronto windows to a quiet forest cabin.
If a low, steady hum feels restful, board Cloud Nine Airways or slip beneath the sea aboard the Dreamdrift submarine. These deep soundscapes offer a softer alternative to a bright white-noise hiss.
Let the gentle pop and hiss of a fire keep you company. Our Banff chalet fireplace pairs that cozy crackle with a soft mountain breeze, without music.
Some evenings call for melody as well as water. The Moroccan hammam brings soft spa music and trickling water to a bath, a quiet stretch or your wind-down.
Pink noise is a soft, even “shhh” that many parents use for naps and bedtime. Keep the volume low and the speaker at least 2 metres (about 7 feet) from the crib, and always follow safe sleep guidelines.
Start low and choose a sound that feels comfortable, not distracting. Read our sleep tips for a calmer bedtime routine, and let Spotify play with your screen off.
The best sleep sound is the one you find comfortable and calming. Try steady rain, a deep cabin hum, soft underwater sounds or a crackling fireplace, and keep the volume low.
Yes. Zaytoon Sleep sounds are free to listen to on Spotify and YouTube. Optional paid plans and their features depend on the platform.
White noise is a bright, even hiss; brown noise is deeper and softer, like a low rumble. Choose whichever feels more restful to you.
Pink noise is a steady sound with more energy in the lower tones than white noise, so it sounds softer and deeper, a bit like steady rain or a gentle 'shhh'.
Yes. Every episode is on the Zaytoon Sleep show on Spotify, so you can listen with your screen off.