Jazz Fusion Vol.4

The shortest cue here at 0:29, a romantic jazz snippet with an intimate, drawing-nearer feel. Purpose-built as a sting, logo tag or quick transition.

Moody, bittersweet jazz at 2:09, romantic but shaded with sadness in line with its bar-room title. Suits solitary drinking scenes and downbeat reflection.

A 34-second romantic jazz miniature, tender and affectionate in keeping with its title. Cut-length by design, it works as a bumper, tag or end-card.

Very short moody jazz fragment at 0:55, named for the famed basement club and built for atmosphere rather than development. Best used as a stab, tag or scene-setting sliver.

Romantic bossa nova at 4:19, softer and more daydreaming than the album's cocktail-lounge counterpart, with a relaxed Latin swing. The long runtime works as an unobtrusive full-scene bed.

Emotional, romantic club jazz evoking a dim back-room venue, warm and slightly worn in tone. At 2:20 it lands as a compact atmosphere cue for after-hours settings.

Melancholy, moody short-form jazz at 1:44, centred on the wistful sound of a muted-horn ballad. Emotional and downcast rather than swinging, it suits reflective or wounded moments.

Romantic, poised jazz cue at 4:27 with a flirtatious, glamorous slant implied by the title. Its length and steady lounge feel make it useful under styled visuals and catwalk footage.

Five-minute romantic and sensual jazz piece with a Parisian cabaret leaning, the sultriest mood on the album. The extended runtime supports long dialogue-free sequences and slow-burn intimacy.

Brief 1:35 romantic city-jazz sketch, urbane and unhurried in keeping with its Manhattan title. Short enough to serve as a scene-setter or interstitial rather than a full-length bed.

Romantic, close-embrace swing cue in a classic ballroom-jazz mould, its title pointing to an old-fashioned slow-dance feel. At 2:24 it fits a self-contained romantic beat or dance sequence.

Long-form romantic bossa nova at 5:07, relaxed and cocktail-lounge in character with a gently swaying Latin jazz pulse. The extended runtime makes it an easy loopable background bed for whole scenes rather than a short sting.

Happy, rolling New Orleans-flavoured swing with a positive, dixie-tinged lilt suggested by the title. Its 2:28 length and steady cheerful groove suit travel and street-life footage.

Bright, upbeat jazz combo cue with a light swinging pulse and a cheerful, tap-dance bounce implied by the title. At 2:18 it works as a compact, feel-good bed for period-flavoured or vintage-styled footage.