🔴 Live from Merlot Cat Jazz, day and night: slow vintage noir jazz, 1940s through and through, for moonlit evenings, late reading by lamplight, red wine close by, and the hours after everyone else has gone to bed. One black cat sits on a weathered crate where the pier meets the sea, a coupe glass raised in one paw, facing a full moon that hasn't moved in hours. Neither has he. Behind him, the band keeps it low: a muted trumpet, a velvet-toned sax, piano notes spaced out like harbour lights, a lazy, ambling bass, and the soft hiss of brushes like the tide. Let it play through a late dinner, a long read, the last emails of the day, or a night when sleep is taking its time. Nothing loud, nothing sudden, just one slow song rolling into the next, around the clock. 🌙 Good company for: • Quiet nights with the lights down • A glass of Merlot, sipped slowly • Reading until the chapter runs out • Work that keeps going past midnight • Watching your thoughts float out with the tide 💬 Say hello in the chat: what hour is it on your clock right now, and what's in your glass? If this stream becomes part of your nights, a like and a subscribe make a real difference for a small channel: @MerlotCatJazz?sub_confirmation=1 Now playing (the stream repeats in this order) One for the Moon Moonrise Over the Breakwater Silver Road on the Bay Gulls Asleep on the Buoys Raising the Coupe Glass A Lighthouse Blinking Slow Only the Surf Is Talking Waves Against the Pier Lantern Off, Moon On Holding the Stem, Watching the Tide Beyond the Harbour Lamps A Rowboat Tied Up for the Night Merlot and Sea Spray Nobody Awake for Miles Starlight on Wet Rope A Toast From the Crate The Moon Does Not Hurry The Crate Faces Seaward Nothing Calling From the Other Shore One More Before the Cold 🎷 Merlot Cat Jazz – Slow Vintage Jazz for Late Nights #VintageJazz #RetroJazz #1940sJazz #RelaxingJazz #NoirJazz #MoonlightJazz #NightJazz #JazzRadio #WineJazz #JazzMusic #SmoothJazz #lofijazz All music and artwork are original, made with the help of AI tools, then carefully chosen and finished for Merlot Cat Jazz. Made for a calm sea, a moon that refuses to set, and one dark-furred listener who raised his glass at sundown and is still holding it.