Umbrella term for different types of electronic music that have a mellow style.
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These events, particularly the Libby case, gave journalists and Congress a chill.
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That said; don't allow a slight chill to impact on personal relationships.
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You do ask the strangest questions, Ayla, Jondalar said, feeling a chill.
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I ask casually, although those words send a chill up my spine.
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A piercing chill grew in the dead air; the silence was terrifying.
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Consumers still feel downbeat about the economy and their own financial situations.
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Not everyone took such a downbeat view of Asia's third-largest economy, however.
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His staccato, opening words were decidedly downbeat - Hip operation went wrong.
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A glum, tired, downbeat group tonight, the bad news outweighing the good.
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Auckland remained the most pessimistic region, with Northland the least downbeat region.
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Deep, late night downtempo vibes before the sun has even gone down.
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It's downtempo and periodically melancholy but not overly sorrowful.
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On the Rick Rubin produced 'Dope' she takes things in a downtempo direction and it's genuinely moving.
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Eyre doesn't do downtempo: her forthcoming album contains only one ballad, and it receives short shrift tonight.
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They deal mostly in downtempo disco and soul of uniformly high quality but varying degrees of obscurity.
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Unlike its eclectic precursors, Balearic and chillout, it lacks an eccentric hinterland.
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If you don't already own a chillout album, you might as well start here.
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One minute she's the ice queen of chillout, next she's a synthpop siren or a spaced-out earth mother.
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SBTRKT spent much of the last decade working under his real name, Aaron Jerome, experimenting with chillout and trip-hop.
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Then make room in your boudoir for Leslie Feist, the coolest chanteuse to hit the chillout room in yonks.