Show Notes
This compilation is a midnight lounge, a dimly lit room where genres blur and emotions speak louder than beats. It’s a journey through smoky jazz ballads, cinematic downtempo, and intimate acoustic whispers, curated for the quiet hours. Let the crackle of vinyl, the breath of a trumpet, and voices tinged with blue and gold wrap around you. Perfect for deep listening, rainy evenings, or the slow unwind after dusk.
Tracklist: 01. Waldeck - Shala-Lala-La 02. Cayetano - Fairy Tales 03. Jay-Jay Johanson - Heard Somebody Whistle 04. Hindi Zahra - Beautiful Tango (Unplugged) 05. Roseaux & Blick Bassy - Kaat 06. Ezéchiel Pailhès - Eternel ete 07. Erik Truffaz - Let Me Go ! (feat. Sophie Hunger) 08. Michelle Gurevich - Goodbye My Dictator 09. Lou Doillon - Where To Start 10. Roseaux & Melissa Laveaux - You Can Discover 11. Lhasa De Sela - Love Came Here 12. Jay-Jay Johanson - Vertigo 13. Sega Jacquot - Sega Jacquot 14. Waldeck & Patrizia Ferrara - Je t'aime beaucoup 15. Micatone - Handbrake 16. Hindi Zahra - The Man I Love (Unplugged) 17. Waldeck - Quando 18. Roseaux & Aloe Blacc - Walking on the Moon 19. Hindi Zahra - Un jour 20. Melissa Laveaux - Needle in the Hay 21. Piers Faccini - The Beggar & The Thief 22. Michelle Gurevich - Love from a Distance 23. Jay-Jay Johanson - Finally 24. Peder & Dean Bowman - The Sour 25. Warhaus - Love's a Stranger 26. Jay-Jay Johanson - Bury the Hatchet
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