Twelve Floors Up — Vintage 1940s Noir Jazz for a Rainy City Night

Twelve floors up, the rain never quite stops and the city keeps burning its neon into the glass — slow 1940s noir jazz for a long rainy night above the street. Muted trumpet and warm tenor saxophone over mellow piano, soft brushed drums and a deep upright bass, wrapped in vinyl crackle. Instrumental only, no vocals, no sudden builds — a steady rainy-window mood for sleeping, studying, writing or simply not going to bed yet. The longest set on the channel so far. Leave it running; the rain does too. 🔔 Subscribe for more vintage noir jazz:    / @sebastiansjazzlounge   Every track is original instrumental music made for this channel, and the character and artwork are original illustrations. Parts of this video were made with the help of generative AI tools. #noirjazz #rainyjazz #nightjazz Chapters: 0:00 the rain starts again 10:02 neon bleeding into the glass 20:44 twelve floors down, nobody 30:58 the record turns over 42:00 traffic thins out 54:47 a cigarette burns down 1:06:17 the city goes quiet 1:16:18 still not going to bed 1:26:50 last light on the block — Sebastian's Jazz Lounge · Late Hours Studio