Trip Hop

Fans of Massive Attack and Portishead will love dipping into the cool, detached grooves in Trip Hop. Atmospheric and vibey, this sound in the '90s was driven by those iconic Mcp and Roland drum samples and were the essence of style-mashing music. This album, too, represents a little bit electronic, a little hip hop and a little jazz. Tracks like "Questions" include a haunting male vocal and ooze otherworldly mysteriousness, while many of the instrumentals lean on deep piano lines or sinewy bass, making them sexy, luxurious and great music for advertising. This sound will also add authenticity to your '90s-oriented programming or docudramas, especially when going for that dark, mysterious, chill vibe.