What does safe driving sound like? According to a new survey, tuning into songs by the Black Eyed Peas, Kanye West and others, while behind the wheel, could put your life in danger.

Meanwhile, Coldplay, Radiohead and Lana Del Rey are among the artists whose music resulted in the safest behavior behind-the-wheel behavior.

The very unscientific study was conducted by website Confused.com, which had four men and four women drive for 250 miles using the MotorMate safe driving app while listening to a particular soundtrack. The findings were reviewed by London University psychologist Dr. Simon Moore.

Using Dr. Moore’s calculations, Confused.com has created a Spotify ‘Ultimate Driving Playlist’ of the safest songs for driving, which includes Coldplay (“The Scientist”), Radiohead (“Karma Police”), the xx (“Angels”), Lana Del Rey (“Video Games”).

Frank Ocean’s “Thinkin’ ‘Bout You” was counted among the safe songs, but ironically, the singer was busted for speeding (and marijuana possession) on New Year’s Eve.

“If you want to encourage safe driving, you want to choose your own playlist…choose music that more or less maintains your resting body state,” says Dr. Moore in a video. “So anything between 60 and 80 beats per minute. Keep the noise levels down to a medium.”

The study also produced a list of the ten most dangerous songs for driving,which you can see below.

1. Hey Mama – The Black Eyed Peas
2. Dead on Arrival – Fall Out Boy
3. Paper Planes – M.I.A
4. Walkie Talkie Man – Steriogram
5. Paradise City – Guns N’ Roses
6. How You Remind Me – Nickelback
7. Hit the Road, Jack – Ray Charles
8. Get Rhythm – Johnny Cash
9. Heartless – Kanye West
10. Young, Wild and Free – Snoop Dogg & Wiz Khalifa (feat. Bruno Mars)

-Scott T. Sterling, CBS Local