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Sound

Tiki Music

The room is half the drink. Here's what should be playing while you shake.

The Lounge Playlist

Music Moods

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The Classics

Exotica
Atmospheric

Birdcalls, vibraphones and jungle drums β€” the original sound of the tiki bar.

Martin Denny Β· Arthur Lyman Β· Les Baxter

10 tracks
  1. Quiet Village β€” Martin Denny
  2. Taboo β€” Arthur Lyman
  3. Quiet Village β€” Les Baxter
  4. Firecracker β€” Martin Denny
  5. Yellow Bird β€” Arthur Lyman
  6. Busy Port β€” Les Baxter
  7. Hypnotique β€” Martin Denny
  8. Caravan β€” Arthur Lyman
  9. Sophisticated Savage β€” Les Baxter
  10. Sake Rock β€” Martin Denny
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Late Night Lounge

Island Jazz
Smooth

Slow, smoky jazz with a tropical edge for when the night gets rolling.

Stan Getz Β· Chet Baker Β· Thelonious Monk

10 tracks
  1. The Girl from Ipanema β€” Stan Getz
  2. Baia β€” Chet Baker
  3. Afro Blue β€” John Coltrane
  4. Desafinado β€” Stan Getz
  5. Bye-Ya β€” Thelonious Monk
  6. Poinciana β€” Ahmad Jamal
  7. Song for My Father β€” Horace Silver
  8. St. Thomas β€” Sonny Rollins
  9. Corcovado β€” Stan Getz
  10. Caravan β€” Duke Ellington
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Aloha Spirit

Hawaiian / Polynesian
Soulful

Slack key guitar, ukulele and island soul β€” traditional and modern Hawaiian music.

Israel KamakawiwoΚ»ole Β· Gabby Pahinui Β· Ledward Kaapana

10 tracks
  1. Somewhere Over the Rainbow β€” Israel Kamakawiwoole
  2. Hiilawe β€” Gabby Pahinui
  3. White Sandy Beach of Hawaii β€” Israel Kamakawiwoole
  4. Hawaiian Slack Key β€” Ledward Kaapana
  5. Pearly Shells β€” Don Ho
  6. Tiny Bubbles β€” Don Ho
  7. Sweet Leilani β€” Bing Crosby
  8. Blue Hawaii β€” Elvis Presley
  9. Hawaii '78 β€” Israel Kamakawiwoole
  10. Sleepwalk β€” Santo & Johnny
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The Waves

Surf & Lounge
Energetic

Reverb-soaked guitar and breezy lounge vibes. Dick Dale meets the tiki bar.

Dick Dale Β· The Ventures Β· Santo & Johnny

10 tracks
  1. Misirlou β€” Dick Dale
  2. Walk Don't Run β€” The Ventures
  3. Pipeline β€” The Chantays
  4. Wipe Out β€” The Surfaris
  5. Hawaii Five-O β€” The Ventures
  6. Let's Go Trippin' β€” Dick Dale
  7. Apache β€” The Shadows
  8. Surf Rider β€” The Lively Ones
  9. Bombora β€” The Atlantics
  10. Sleep Walk β€” Santo & Johnny

Curated Playlists

Exotica Essentials

Golden Era

Bird calls, vibraphone, and jungle percussion. The literal soundtrack of 1950s tiki rooms.

Martin Denny, Arthur Lyman, Les Baxter

Surf Guitar Session

Up-tempo

Reverb-drenched instrumentals for when the second round hits and people start dancing.

Dick Dale, The Ventures, Los Straitjackets

Hapa Haole & Steel Guitar

Mellow

Hawaiian steel guitar and lounge crooning β€” the early-evening, first-drink setting.

Sol Hoopii, Alfred Apaka, Don Ho

Space Age Bachelor Pad

Weird & Wonderful

Stereo-panning oddities and theremin swoops. Perfect for a Zombie night.

Esquivel, Yma Sumac, Korla Pandit

Modern Tiki Revival

Current

Bands writing new exotica today β€” proof the genre never actually died.

The Tikiyaki Orchestra, Clouseaux, Waitiki 7

Last Call Lounge

Closing Time

For the final round, the lights down low, and the pufferfish lamp doing its work.

Slow exotica and late-night ballads

Setting the room

  • β€’Keep volume under conversation level β€” exotica is atmosphere, not a concert.
  • β€’Start mellow (hapa haole), climb through exotica, finish with surf if people are still standing.
  • β€’A small speaker behind the bar beats a loud one across the room; you want the sound to come from the drinks.
  • β€’Bird calls and percussion breaks are the signature. If a track has neither, it's lounge, not exotica.