Chord sequence

Am7, Fm7, Bb7, Ebmaj7, C#m7, F#7, Bmaj7, Am7, D7, Gmaj7

Am7 Fm7 B♭7 E♭maj7 C♯m7 F♯7 Bmaj7 Am7 D7 Gmaj7

120 BPM
Voicing family

Four-note rootless voicings in their two forms, with the 3rd or the 7th on the bottom, played over the root.

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Analysis

Heard in G major

Each chord's roman numeral and role in G major
Chord Numeral Role
Am7 ii7 Subdominant
Fm7 ii7/♭VI ii of the ii-V to bVI
B♭7 V7/♭VI Secondary dominant of bVI
E♭maj7 ♭VImaj7 Borrowed from G minor
C♯m7 ii7/III ii of the ii-V to III
F♯7 V7/III Secondary dominant of III
Bmaj7 ? Outside the key (IIImaj7)
Am7 ii7 Subdominant
D7 V7 Dominant
Gmaj7 Imaj7 Tonic

Progressions in these changes

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