Smooth Jazz Easy Listening Vol. 3

A smooth, character-sketch style jazz cue with a relaxed soul groove and a wry, conversational feel from the title. Two minutes of steady, low-key underscore that stays out of the way of dialogue.

A cool, shadowed smooth-jazz groove with a laid-back soul rhythm and a slightly nocturnal, urban image from the title. Two minutes of even-keeled underscore for night scenes and narration.

A smooth soul-jazz groove with a mildly assertive lift implied by the title, staying relaxed rather than driving. Under two minutes, useful as a positive transitional bed.

A mellow, unhurried smooth-jazz cue evoking a slow weekend morning, with a soft soul groove and no urgency. Short and unobtrusive, ideal beneath narration or gentle domestic footage.

A loose, streetwise smooth-jazz groove with a warm, affectionate undertow and a compact minute-and-a-half runtime. Suits city footage where the mood should stay easy rather than energetic.

A tender, romantic smooth-jazz cue with a relaxed soul pulse and a gentle, pastoral title image. Around one minute forty-five, suitable for a reflective interlude or a soft advert bed.

An upbeat, feel-good smooth-jazz groove with a warm romantic tint and a consumer-friendly bounce fitting the title. Under two minutes and easy to place in retail and seasonal advertising.

The most overtly saxophone-led cue on the album, warm and romantic with a cheerful smooth-jazz soul lilt. Short at under a minute and a half, it works as a romantic sting or ad tail.

A smooth soul-jazz groove with a slightly quirkier, funkier edge suggested by the title, kept mellow throughout its two minutes. Neutral enough to sit under narration but with enough character to lead a montage.

The most sensual cue on the record, a slow-burning cool and sexy smooth-jazz groove that runs three and a half minutes. Long enough to underscore an entire seduction or after-hours sequence without editing.

A melody-forward smooth-jazz cue as the title implies, with a soulful lead line carrying the tune over a relaxed rhythm bed. Because the melody dominates, it sits better as a featured scene cue than under heavy dialogue.

A bright, playful smooth-jazz number with a bouncy soul groove and an upbeat, party-leaning title. Around a minute and a half, tidy enough for an advert or a scene change.

The longest cue here, a cheerful smooth-jazz soul groove with room to develop and repeat over three and a half minutes. Good for full-length scoring where a consistent, positive mood must be held.

A brief, easygoing smooth-jazz groove with a warm hometown feel implied by the title. Just over a minute, it functions as a short soul-tinged sting or segment opener.

One of the album's longer and calmest cues, a mellow smooth-jazz soul groove with a light, restorative character in keeping with the title. The extended runtime suits sustained scoring beneath dialogue or narration.

A cool, gliding smooth-jazz piece whose title suggests weightless forward motion, with a relaxed soul groove holding it together. At almost two minutes it gives enough room for a full scene or ad narration.

Laid-back groove-led smooth jazz with a cool, unhurried soul feel and a steady rhythm-section pulse. Just over a minute, so it works as a short transitional bed under narration or credits.

A short, upbeat smooth-jazz cue in a soul-flavoured pocket, bright and cheerful across barely a minute. Its brevity makes it a natural bumper or tag rather than a bed for a long scene.