Loungegrooveelectronic Vol. 6

Instrumental closer with a low, introspective groove and a quirky twist in the character, running four minutes without a vocal lead. The most straightforwardly usable of the beds here for narration or dialogue over a subdued scene.

Dark, slightly off-kilter vocal lounge groove whose title frames a moment of regret or reckoning. Four and a half minutes of cool, sexy shading with a quirky edge that keeps it from playing straight tragedy.

Darker vocal lounge cut with a wide, open-ended feel implied by the title, holding a cool and shadowy tone across four and a half minutes. Suits a night driving sequence or a character looking out at something unresolved.

The brightest-leaning vocal track here — cool and sexy without the downcast shading carried by most of the album, over a compact three and a half minute lounge groove. Fits a flirtatious or wistful romantic beat rather than a heavy one.

The longest cue on the set at nearly five minutes, a slow electronic lounge groove with a lead vocal and a quirky, off-centre streak alongside the downcast mood. Good where a scene needs to breathe over an extended stretch.

Instrumental mid-length lounge groove with a wry, everyday title and a cool, slightly mysterious atmosphere. Neutral enough in the melody department to sit under dialogue or narration for its four minutes.

Groove-forward lounge electronica with a lead vocal, the title putting the emphasis on the pulse itself. Runs a tight three and a bit minutes, moody and mysterious but the most rhythmically insistent of the vocal cuts here.

Instrumental downtempo electronic cue built around a hushed, secretive atmosphere, with the title pointing at held tension waiting to be broken. Moody and mysterious across nearly four minutes, staying restrained rather than opening out.

The shortest cue on the set at under two and a half minutes — a compact, mysterious instrumental lounge groove with a low-slung, shadowy feel. Its brevity makes it useful as a sting-length bed or a scene transition rather than a full underscore.

Instrumental version of the same downcast lounge groove, identical in length and feel but with the lead vocal removed, leaving the beat and harmonic bed exposed. The obvious pick when dialogue or narration has to sit on top of the same scene.

Melancholy trip-hop-leaning lounge groove with a lead vocal, sitting in a slow, smoky pocket for four and a half minutes. The mood is downcast and sexy at once — suited to a breakup or aftermath scene that stays composed rather than tearful.

Downtempo electronic lounge cue with a lead vocal over a slow, sultry groove, running a full four and a half minutes for long-form use. Cool and moody throughout, with a held-together, reassuring pull suggested by the title rather than any big climax.