Genres
Jazz music
1960s club-style jazz. This pairs well with the White Russian cocktail and a Lucky Strike. Also pretty decent for establishing shots, and anything sci-fi that has a retro party.
03:10
Light and bouncy. A little electronica. A little jazz. For whenever you need jazzy electronica!
02:32
I say! It is such a lovely brisk day! Aren't the horses lovely? I mean... look at all the horseness they have! They are scoring quite high on the horse-o-meters today! Nothing bovine on this street, Nay! ... ... ... Wait... I was trying to make a joke involving a horse's "neigh" combined with the archaic positive/negative usage of "nay". Then everything went wrong, and I said almost the opposite of the intention. So, without the joke: Picture a street where the only animals are the horsiest of horses... No cows or pigs. Okay, there are two dogs... but one of them is pretty small... and you can see a cat in one of the windows... but MOSTLY horses. If you added up the weights of all the non-horse, non-humans in the picture, they would weigh less than one horse.
03:11
Just a nice little jazz piece. A slower version is also available.
02:37
Slow walking bass, drums follow along sparely, with a cool Vibe melody.
02:46
Lumbering tuba-driven tune with heavy back beat appropriate for character underscore. Ends Abruptly.
00:33
Ambient jazz piece! Put this in the background of mysterious, elegant content! This kind of music is very healthy for your brain.
01:42
Written as a laid-back background for a film where a calming feel was needed.
02:23
The electric piano alternates between playing the rhythm and creating a sliding melody, while trumpets sound in the background, sometimes stealing the melody. The percussion makes for a toe-tapping good time. This is useful for the closing segment of a TV show, game, or transition. Cleanly loopable.
00:57
Hideously happy and funky Latin piece with jazz elements! Nice trombone solo. Lots of auxiliary percussion.
02:38
What's the difference between a dead frog in the road, and a dead trombone player in the road? The frog was probably going to a gig! Hah! Get it? Well... it took me 8 years to get it, so let me explain. When you go out hunting frogs, that is called "gigging". Gigging is bad for a frog. When you go out playing an instrument in a band for money, that is called "gigging". Gigging is good for a trombone player... but man, you gotta be good. You pretty much need a bass player and a drummer... not many people need a trombone player, so they typically don't get many gigs... Did I explain that right? Wait, let me start over...
03:13
Just your run of the mill nice jazz; processed to sound a lot older than it is.
03:38
Cool background jazz sound with additional mechanical clicks and beeping.
03:48
Off-center feeling film noir-like piece with a continually changing time signature. "Something is amiss on the streets. My job is to figure that out."
02:26
Horn Section with a couple of solos. Nice hook, and the upright bass is beautiful.
02:08
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