I listen to my music constantly after i am done making it, because i have to go through the masters and make sure that there's no things i've missed.

But yea, i get sick and tired of it when they pass the critical listening test.

I do go back over my tunes from time to time after a few months of release or years, depending on when it's was actually finalized and no other work is being done on it.

It's a good way to consider a fresh perspective for yourself if you're analyzing yourself. It works in the same way why you listen to other people.

You get a reference point based on others, and you can get a reference point based on yourself.

Having something to listen to is one of the main reasons I make music in the first place. So yeah, I listen to my music a lot.

i appreciate my music for where i was when i made it. the imperfections are markers of growth and development, and the ideas within them are still enjoyable.

if it's still on my soundcloud, i'm still listening to it on occasion.

I do for a couple of weeks until I've finished another track!

I listen mainly to my music. Different forms (cars, stereos, studios) and during different times, moods, and seasons

I love what I do with passion and have been in the game for a lot of years. However as soon as each of my tracks have come back from mastering and has passed then I don't want to hear it again at least for a year or so when I'll give a bunch of songs a whirl then get back to moving forward with new stuff.

I know it's uncommon, but I like to listen to them, with about as much consistency I'll listen to other songs I like, but none of my older stuff, that was shit. hahaha but I will consistently listen to my newer stuff because I genuinely enjoy hearing them, especially my favorite album I've made, Odd/yseey, as it is a project I made that almost perfectly into the ideas I had for it and it makes me so proud of myself and in my creative ability, not for egotism but just acknowledgment of how far I've come in 7-8 years.