Dark chamber folk with a slow soul groove, 80 BPM, 4/4. Deep, intimate baritone with warm grain, conversational phrasing, dry humor and restrained intensity. The voice sits close and clear, opening into melody on the chorus. Start with a sparse, repeating nylon-string guitar figure and the breath of a gently wavering harmonium. Add round bass and a loping rhythm made from a soft kick, brushed snare and fingertips on wood. Bass clarinet answers the singer in short, searching phrases. Let a bowed cello gradually emerge beneath the verses. Turn household textures into faint musical atmosphere: kettle hiss stretched into air, a small metallic tap softened into a distant bell. At the bridge, expose the voice over a low sustained hum. Build the final chorus through widening harmonies, deeper bass and two high, imperfect voices answering the hook. Keep the feeling tender, earthy, wry and quietly unsettled. End with close voice, one plucked string and the harmonium breathing out into the room.