JazzRX

Pleasant mostly-instrumental jazz, would mix well with Sufjan Stevens. Concept is listeners ask for music to help with what they’re going through and the band responds with musical treatments, 1-2 minutes long. Simple production. All tracks decent. Favorites: 6, 11, 20, 27.
1. mellow dreamy, happy drowsy feel. Short instrumental teaser
2. Pentatonic? Shamisen? Japanese feel. Autumnal. Tentative opening, piano-jazz closing
3. Spoken intro for next track
4. Abstract snippets of themes and beats, motivational, short
5. Pleasant augmented 7ths (just making that up) gets into a groove- enjoyable but feels like they’re on autopilot
6. Vocals fade in & welcome addition to the music, which continues on theme from previous track- mellow synths and sax. Upbeat ear-worm, comes together, deconstructs & reassembles itself.
7. mellow swelling sounds, like backwards tape mixed with forward piano
8. synth and trumpet, upbeat, like a science center accompaniment
9. guitar noodling loop builds up, then vocal and bird samples. Like a Postal Service outtake.
10. Children’s song vibe, like the title says, hand clapping-like percussion, no words.
11. cool slow beat, lightens up
12. mellow jazz chords, about 30 seconds in full band joins
13. new age noodling on metallic synth warbles
14. 0:09 vocal intro to next track
15. Loose and easy
16. Electro-jazz picks up in pace
17. Struck bowls in “crystal shop” intro, then piano mixes, takes over.
18. 0:06 intro to next track
19. Anxious backwards-sounds, piano trills
20. Full, driving sound
21. Sparse, words “why must we fall”
22. Interesting samples, curious dream music
23. gentle, uplifting (and at 3:40 the longest)
24. lilting piano loops
25. dreamy massage interlude
26. trumpet dream
27. takes the theme from previous track and turns it into a pretty song with smooth male vocal
28. uplifting and stumbling at the same time, it works.