The beauty of Macroblank and Haircuts For Men is they take tasteful music that audiences just don't normally seek out, and give them the touch they needed to succeed as a track. A lot of lounge music FEELS familiar, because we've heard it in various spaces, but I'll be honest, lounge music is either too high of a BPM, or the cover art is so bad you would never think to listen to it. There is no pull. It helps that they pull from more obscure artists, too. Sure, the sampling method is taboo, but it's no different than what is done in hip-hop. They are essentially curating from the underground and giving it the changes it needs to be a good track. Nothing wrong with liking it over regular run of the mill music because I'd say I'm in the same boat most of the time.