A spacious opening with Rhodes chords and soft bass, like a slow inhale before the drift begins.

North African Jazzy Laid-back Drift

Abydos

Fluid sax melodies glide over airy textures, carried by subtle percussion in a weightless flow.

Canopus

Deep bass pulses under shimmering keys, improvisations rising and dissolving like echoes.

Leptis Magna

A playful groove, with wandering lines of Rhodes and guitar dancing in dialogue.

Sabratha

Moody and reflective, built on slow bass walks and lingering sax phrases.

Carthage

Textured layers unfold gently, mixing lo-fi haze with a steady, hypnotic rhythm.

Dougga

Bright keys and brushed drums create a light swing, intimate and spontaneous.

Cherchell

Warm and immersive, where bass and keys breathe in unison, dissolving into ambient mist.


Volubilis

A closing drift minimal Laid-back, airy, dissolving slowly into silence like a fading horizon.

Lixus

PRESS YOUR LUCK RECORDS
OFFICIAL SESSION PERSONNEL – FILE #PYL-2227-A

Artist: Barstool Benny Quartet
Track: Midnight On A Tuesday
Location: The Yellow Canary (East Hollywood, CA)
Date: Circa 1988 (night session, undocumented)

Personnel:
Benny – Hammond Organ  
Lou Mercer – Electric Guitar  
Jimmy “Two Hands” DelVecchio – Upright Bass  
Frankie “Thumper” Morello – Drums  

Len Tillerson – Mix & Mastering  
Recorded at The Yellow Canary (East Hollywood) – circa 1988

Midnight On A Tuesday

Place Pigalle, Paris – June 4th, 1983

Birthday session in Paris. By ’83, LA gigs were gone, so the Quartet landed in Europe—Quebec City, then Pigalle. The album starts heavy, with “Wrong Church, Right God” and three more slow burners—loss, sanctuary, and letting go. Side two lifts the mood: morning in Paris, lighter, looser, exile behind them.

Studio L’Insulaire was Jacques Moreau’s sanctuary—kitchen as control room, TEAC 80-8 as altar. Chain-smoked, perfectionist, knew when tape was right. When the session clicked, he’d just nod.

Side one streams free; full album on Ko-fi.

Frankie, Jimmy, Benny, Lou.
Press Your Luck Records.

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04 God Rest Her Soul

PLACE PIGALLE PARIS JUNE 4TH, 1983

Liner Notes – Place Pigalle | June 4th, 1983

Birthday session, Paris, June 4th, 1983.

LA dried up by the early '80s - session work disappeared, glam metal took over the strip, and cats who played real music found themselves obsolete in their own city. So the band went north first, Quebec City for a comp/soul jazz album that never saw official release. Then Paris, where rent was cheap and nobody cared what you used to be.

The record starts heavy — three slow burners right in the middle of side one following the opener. "Wrong Church, Right God" sets the tone, Benny and Lou asking questions through their instruments. Tracks two through five make up the spiritual side: Sanctuary seeking refuge, Coffee and a Confession documenting morning-after reckonings, God Rest Her Soul mourning loss that follows you across oceans, Enough From The Pulpit declaring the sermon over and living begins now.

Flip the record and you're in different geography entirely. Side two is what happens when the band gets free and the city wakes up around you - lighter, looser, all that American heaviness left behind in whatever wreckage you escaped.

Jacques Moreau ran Studio L'Insulaire like it was holy ground. Former assistant engineer at Studio Ferber during the Brel era, he'd converted his Place Pigalle apartment into a recording sanctuary - kitchen as control room, carpets on every wall, our TEAC 80-8 (we hauled it across the ocean) positioned like an altar. Chain-smoked Gauloises through every take, repositioning microphones with safecracker precision while muttering French criticism that needed no translation. Taught Len which frequencies lived where, how to make that horizontal deck sing honest. When the take finally matched what he heard in his head, Jacques would just nod once and move on. No praise, just professional acknowledgment that the work met standards.

The kind of engineer who made better records by refusing to accept good enough. The kind of man whose Birthday present was a reset button for 4 strange cats starting their European chapter. What came after was worth the exile.

Side one (tracks 1-5) available for streaming. Complete album available for purchase at ko-fi.com/barstoolbenny - side two only available as part of the full record.

Personnel: Drums: Frankie "Thumper" Morello Bass: Jimmy "Two Hands" DelVecchio Organ and Piano: Benny Guitar: Lou Mercer

Produced by Lou Mercer Engineered by Len Tillerson and Jacques Moreau at Studio L'Insulaire

©1983, 2025 PRESS YOUR LUCK RECORDS AND TAPES. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

05 Enough From The Pulpit

01 Wrong Church, Right God

02 Sanctuary

03 Coffee And A Confession

Velvet Whispers – Burlesque Jazz Nocturne

A slow and sensual burlesque jazz ballad designed for late-night moments.
Soft brass sways with a gentle swing, while warm, breathy vocals hint at quiet temptation.
The atmosphere is intimate, smoky, and slow-burning.
Music that moves in close… almost close enough to touch.

✨ Perfect for:
• Slow burlesque tease with silk gloves and careful pacing
• Cabaret lounge performances in low, amber lighting
• Sensual slow dance routines and close-contact choreography
• Late-night bar sets where the room breathes gently
• Reels / edits with dim lights, velvet textures, and skin highlights

🎧 Slow. Warm. Close.
A track made for touch, gaze, and lingering tension.

✨ Burlesque Playlist ✨  
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/34MWlhu3NkzirsNASycssW?si=ORUqlWhNQSKGk-byvIs74g
✨ If you love this style, listen to my other burlesque songs here:  
spotify
👉https://open.spotify.com/intl-ja/artist/0mss8ZkjW3fLvQ6duO71ys?si=Ziq9n3fFSvuKfkAOwN4BJw
iTunes
👉https://music.apple.com/jp/artist/dance-music-lab/1800898076

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Velvet Whispers – Burlesque Jazz Nocturne

A soulful, late-night jazz ballad by Tash. “In the Quiet of the Night” captures the bittersweet ache of love and memory under the glow of city lights. Perfect for jazz lovers, chill nights, and anyone who still believes in romance after midnight.

🎷 #SmoothJazz #VocalJazz #LateNightVibes #Tash #JazzSinger #SoulfulJazz

In the Quiet of the Night

Music for midnight philosophers and 3AM saints.

12.3 kHz is an electronic label connecting ten projects in one shared universe from cyberpunk trap and acid techno to darkwave and kawaii glitchcore. Strong concepts, bold visuals, and high-impact production. Each release is its own world.

For pole dancers, performers, and everyone who loves movement—
Welcome to a world of rhythm, heat, and flowing motion.

Here, you’ll find pole dance music, show tunes, and training BGM —
from sensual and smooth R&B flows to upbeat tracks perfect for workouts and showcases.

Each track is created to bring out the full expression of the body —
graceful, powerful, and emotional.
Perfect for stage performances, fitness flow, and daily training routines.

💫 Streaming Info
Currently, my burlesque-inspired tracks are available on Spotify, Apple Music, and other major platforms.

💫 For Commercial Use
If you’d like to use my tracks for pole dance shows, competitions, or video projects,
feel free to contact me.
I’m currently producing full-length versions available for commercial use and purchase.

💫 Perfect for pole dance showcases, exotic flow, sport pole, floorwork, freestyle, and stage performances.
Also great for sensual choreography, strength training, and competition routines.

Soulful jazz and neo-soul vibes — warm, timeless, and made to stir the heart. 🎶 #Tash

New tracks tagged #latenightjazz