Bubble Pop

Mid-uptempo electropop at 116bpm in C minor, built on a four-on-the-floor kick, clap-driven backbeat, bright piano figures and chopped vocal samples. The minor key gives the gloss a slightly guarded, secretive edge that fits the title, and at 2:41 it has room to build and land.

The most bass-forward cue on the set, with an explicit synth bass line under a 102bpm 4/4 kick, claps and processed vocal FX in B flat minor. Slower and heavier than its neighbours, with a moody club swagger rather than sunny bounce; short at 2:24 and cut for punch.

At 3:06 the longest cue here, a 108bpm D minor electropop groove with piano, clap-led beat, synth pads and airy vocal samples. The relaxed tempo and daydreaming title suit hazy summer footage, and the length allows a gradual lift across multiple scenes.

A 120bpm A minor dance-pop cut with a driving 4/4 kick, hand claps, piano stabs and vocal chops. Compact at 2:25 and among the fastest on the album — celebratory and rooftop-party bright while keeping a minor-key cool.

Slower electropop at 102bpm in D minor, with piano, clap-and-kick pulse, synth layers and atmospheric vocal samples. Romantic and a little yearning rather than euphoric, sitting comfortably under dialogue-free intimate footage.

The fastest and one of the longest cues at 123bpm in C minor, with a thumping 4/4 kick, claps, piano and layered synths across 3:13. The aspirational title and extended runtime make it the natural pick for a full before-and-after or progress arc.

One of only two major-key cues here, a 107bpm B flat electropop groove with piano, clap-led beat, synth layers and vocal samples. The major tonality makes it the warmest and most openly optimistic track on the album; brisk at 2:21.

The slowest cue on the album at 95bpm in A minor, leaning on a laid-back 4/4 kick, claps, piano and atmospheric vocal samples. Its downtempo swing gives it a groove-led, mid-scene feel rather than a chorus rush, useful where the picture needs pace without hype.

At 1:53 the shortest cue here, a punchy 119bpm G minor electropop hit with 4/4 kick, claps, piano and vocal chops. Its brevity makes it a ready-made ad edit or teaser bed rather than a long-form montage piece.

A short, bright 120bpm cue in C major — the only straight major-key uptempo track on the set — with driving 4/4 kick, claps, piano and quirky vocal FX. Under two minutes and playful rather than moody, good for a quick, upbeat cutdown.