Jazz Fusion

Smokey jazz chillout with all your favourites thrown in - old school Rhodes piano tones, reverbed electric guitar, laid back bass groove and to top it off, the simplest and sexiest sax lead, leaving the track verging on the cusp of illegal eroticism. Breathe deeply, it's a sensual volcano waiting to erupt, but willing to make you wait.

Lo fi chill hop with that familiar lazy jazz style. Electric keyboards, a laid back beat and simple support from the upright bass do their thing, highlighted by beautifully balanced guitar weeps, but what you're really here for is the chillest of muted trumpet lines for that ultimate late night smokey club vibe. Très chic indeed.

Hints of jazzy softness, ambient soundscapes and unassuming prog rock ideas combine to form a subtly free-flowing and easy going track. A light, mid tempo rock beat backs the lead electric guitar which does most of the work, meandering through various flashes of melodic noodling, filled out by organ and bass. Gentle background music with a slightly different flavour.

Retro disco funk with a psychedelic edge. Funk bass over a disco beat is only the start - add in the wah wah guitar, lounge style vibraphone, organs and keyboards then sprinkle with futuristic synth effects to recreate a trippy groove right out of the seventies. Full of dance energy yet laid back enough to chill to, it creates a mystique and toe tapping vibe from another era.

Energetic Latin swing track, featuring a variety of different leads. A rising intro of accented percussion, piano and guitar breaks into the main theme on clean guitars, followed by classic Latin keyboard rhythms, enhanced by electric piano and more notably, a horn section backing. Good instrumentation and a constant flow keep the interest high, and the mood light and carefree throughout.

Blending a hip hop groove with a retro soul vibe and adding a jazz fusion guitar hookline gets us started, before adding in lazy, slurred trumpet themes and a retro hammond organ filling. Over the funk of the drum beat and the progressive chirping of the piano chords, it's a classy track with a real confident swagger.