New York 1942 — A Jazz Noir Aerial Journey | The Midnight Alley Ensemble

Experience New York as it was imagined in 1942, seen from above in a continuous aerial journey through the city at night.

This long-form jazz noir video features romantic, cinematic jazz fusion performed by The Midnight Alley Ensemble, accompanying slow aerial views of Manhattan, its bridges, avenues, rivers, and skyline.

Designed as a circular, immersive experience, this video can be enjoyed from beginning to end or left playing as a nocturnal jazz atmosphere.

🎷 Music style: Jazz Noir Fusion, Romantic, Cinematic
🌃 Visual style: Aerial night views of New York, loop-based montage
⏱ Duration: 1 hour 23 minutes

Let the city breathe. Let the music lead.

00:00:00 When the City Learned Our Names
00:03:47 A Kiss That Stayed After Midnight
00:08:06 Soft Lights on Her Window
00:13:15 The Way You Waited for Me
00:17:32 Love Written in Low Tempo
00:20:32 Before the Rain Decided
00:24:49 Slow Dancing with the Past
00:28:26 Muted Brass, Open Hearts
00:32:08 Her Silence Said Everything
00:36:02 Romance Between Two Streetlights
00:39:26 A Love That Never Raised Its Voice
00:43:21 The Night We Almost Spoke
00:46:54 Holding Hands, Letting Go
00:49:58 Basslines for a Tender Goodbye
00:53:20 What Remains After Love
00:59:49 Letters Never Sent, Notes Still Played
01:04:53 A Memory That Still Breathes
01:08:37 The Sound of You Leaving Slowly
01:11:51 Time Was Kinder Than We Thought
01:17:13 Last Song Before the Lights Go Out


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