What background music pairs well with watching True Crime stuff?
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Don’t true crime “stuff” usually have background music already? But to answer your question, dark film scores. Check out music from composers like Jóhann Jóhannsson and Hildur Guðnadóttir.
wrote last edited by [email protected]I'm digging jazz noir actually, its not quite sinister, intriguey and toasty. Will check out those too
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Miles Davisjazz noir ("Crime Jazz) ?Watching? Whatevers on in the show, guess. Do people usually listen to music while they watch shows?
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Miles Davisjazz noir ("Crime Jazz) ?Maybe self help tapes for enjoying murder porn?
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Watching? Whatevers on in the show, guess. Do people usually listen to music while they watch shows?
Also wondering this. Just watch the show.
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Miles Davisjazz noir ("Crime Jazz) ?I imagine In a Silent Way would be incredible in a crime drama, for example over a murder scene, with all the other sound cut out and just that playing (more like "foreground music", if that's a thing)
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Miles Davisjazz noir ("Crime Jazz) ?Yakety sax, sometimes.
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Maybe self help tapes for enjoying murder porn?
Thanks for ur service
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Miles Davisjazz noir ("Crime Jazz) ?wrote last edited by [email protected]Some reccs I would classify as "Jazz Noir":
Goodbye Pork Pie Hat (Charles Mingus)
Blue in Green (Miles Davis)
Cry Me A River (Dexter Gordon)
Sugar (Stanley Turrentine) -
Miles Davisjazz noir ("Crime Jazz) ?Obviously Miles Davis is the only answer, but only while watching Elevator to the Gallows because he composed and performed the soundtrack. Otherwise I just listen to the thing I'm watching.
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Obviously Miles Davis is the only answer, but only while watching Elevator to the Gallows because he composed and performed the soundtrack. Otherwise I just listen to the thing I'm watching.
riiiiight?!
