C Major Backdoor 2–5–1 Jazz Backing Track | 120 BPM

C Major Backdoor 2–5–1 Jazz Backing Track | 120 BPM A clean, steady jazz backing track built on a backdoor ii–V–I progression in C Major, using Fm7 → B♭7#11 → Cmaj7 for a smooth and modern alternative resolution into the tonic. This track is intentionally consistent and repetitive, making it ideal for practicing jazz harmony, voice leading, and improvisation without distraction. Perfect for: 🎷 Jazz improvisation practice 🎵 Exploring backdoor ii–V–I concepts in C Major 🎶 Practicing dominant #11 color and modern harmonic movement 🎼 Bebop, modern jazz & harmonic variation –––––––––––––––––––– TRACK DETAILS –––––––––––––––––––– Key: C Major Progression: Fm7 → B♭7#11 → Cmaj7 Tempo: 120 BPM Style: Jazz Feel: Smooth, modern, slightly unexpected Use: Practice, improvisation, jam sessions –––––––––––––––––––– HOW TO PRACTICE WITH THIS TRACK –––––––––––––––––––– Try focusing on: • Strong chord-tone outlining through the progression • Mixolydian ♯11 ideas over B♭7 • Voice leading into Cmaj7 • Guide tones (3rds & 7ths) • Melodic development across the progression Use this track for extended practice sessions and explore the smoother, more modern resolution of the backdoor progression. More 2-5-1 jazz backing tracks:    • Jazz ii–V–I Backing Tracks | Reharmonizati...   Subscribe for more jazz, ii–V–I, and harmony-focused backing tracks. 🎷