Soul Music

Examples: Outfit changes cut between close-ups and street scenes

Preview the piano and vocal entrance against outfit transitions; keep the track only if its accents leave enough room for captions and garment details.

Try When Im With You: Upright piano keys, smooth retro bass, catchy electric guitars.

Examples: A couple revisits photos from their first trip

For a narrated story, decide if instrumental Soul music would suit the voiceover better; these voice-tagged filters can include vocals, so check each preview before shortlisting.

Try This Is Something About You: warm Rhodes keys, mellow guitar riffs, deep bass.

Examples: Walking shots pass storefronts and illuminated streets

Try the relaxed groove under walking footage and street-light cuts; compare its pace with your shot lengths, and check for vocals before adding narration.

Try Follow The Blue Sky: Smooth and laid-back with a touch of urban groove.

Examples: Brushwork alternates with product close-ups and spoken steps

Place a preview beneath brushwork and product close-ups; listen for vocal cuts around spoken steps, then shortlist a passage that leaves instructions clear.

Try Forbidden Touch: relaxing piano bits, electric guitar, vocal cuts and nice beats.

Examples: A bartender pours drinks beside product close-ups

Test the bass and vocal chops against a cocktail-pour sequence; compare the beat with your cuts, and check whether the chops compete with dialogue.

Try Nocturnal Riviera: saturated bass guitars, catchy vocal chops, and a smooth e-piano.