Soul music on the big screen was a trend in the early '70s that evolved into a defining aesthetic, movement, and sub-genre called "cinematic soul." Think: Shaft, Superfly, Saturday Night Fever. This pack pays homage to the great composers of that era with 15 melodic loops with over 100 individual instrument stems and more than 200 one-shots clocking in at over a half of a gig in total files.
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True Extravagance: Cinematic Soul
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