"Red Brick Loft on MacDougal Street" is a Smoky Greenwich Jazz-Soul piece created for quiet, focused and restful moments. The opening line "Exhale through the brass horn, slow and deep" sets the mood of the whole track. Produced for listeners who use music for study, relaxation and sleep support.
Lyrics
[Intro] [Tenor Sax Warm-up Note & Vinyl Crackle]
Exhale through the brass horn, slow and deep
Where the midnight jazz reflections sleep
[Verse 1] [Warm Rhodes & Upright Bass]
Fourth-floor walkup attic on MacDougal Street
Far above the noisy rhythm of the feet
Exposed red brick wall glowing in the shade
Best little sanctuary that we ever made
Cast iron radiator ticking with the steam
Living inside an unhurried jazz dream
Rain streaks down the slanted skylight pane
Soothing away every worldly strain
[Pre-Chorus] [Muted Trumpet & Brush Snare]
Beeswax candle melts upon the wooden stand
Holding quiet solace in our hand
[Chorus] [Smoky Greenwich Soul-Jazz Drop]
Tenor saxophone resting on the red brick hearth
The sweetest harbor on this whole wide earth
In the midnight attic of the Village old
A story richer than a mountain of gold
Play slow, breathe deep, let the sax note cry
Underneath the dark Manhattan sky
[Verse 2] [Rhodes Licks & Subtle Bassline]
Moka pot bubbling on the two-burner stove
Filling up our private little attic cove
I take a warm sip from the ceramic bowl
Warming every corner of my soul
[Bridge] [Soaring Vocal Harmony & Sax Solo]
Oh, let the jazz masters play until the dawn
Every single sorrow is completely gone
Brick, brass, coffee and devoted grace
Inside this authentic living space
[Chorus] [Full Grand Smoky Climax]
Tenor saxophone resting on the red brick hearth
The sweetest harbor on this whole wide earth
In the midnight attic of the Village old
A story richer than a mountain of gold
Play slow, breathe deep, let the sax note cry
Underneath the dark Manhattan sky
[Outro] [Saxophone Key Click & Candle Sputter]
Red brick loft...
MacDougal Street.
[Fade Out]
[End]