Chill Americana

A slow 70bpm D-major stroll for dobro, acoustic guitar and lap steel, with sliding steel lines resting over easy fingerpicked chords. Warm and unhurried across just over two minutes, ideal for domestic, homely footage rather than movement.

At 100bpm in C with bass underpinning the dobro and acoustic guitar, this is the bounciest, most playful cue in the set — tagged for fun, quirky and kids use as well as the album's general laid-back Americana. Suits busy, colourful footage of people and produce.

The slowest and longest cue here at 60bpm in C, running 2:20 with only dobro, acoustic guitar and lap steel. Spacious and reflective, with long steel slides leaving plenty of room between phrases for narration.

The fastest track on the album at 130bpm in D, driving the same dobro, acoustic guitar and lap steel palette into a rolling, forward-motion picking pattern. Still relaxed in tone but built for movement — landscape drives and riverside travel.

A mid-tempo 92bpm cue in G whose title leans bluesier and more careworn than its neighbours, with dobro and lap steel over steady acoustic guitar. Reflective rather than downcast, useful where a story turns toward hardship.

A very slow 65bpm C-major cue for dobro, acoustic guitar and lap steel, sitting near the bottom of the album's tempo range for over two minutes of easy, near-static comfort. Made for the idle, unwinding end of a lifestyle edit.

96bpm in D with the standard dobro, acoustic guitar and lap steel trio, moving at a gentle walking pace that suggests early light and still water. Bright without brashness, comfortable under narration.

A brisk 120bpm cue in G built from dobro, acoustic guitar and lap steel, with steady picking that keeps momentum while staying warm and unforced. Pairs with flowing water and continuous travel shots.

Despite the stomping title this is a 60bpm G-major crawl, and the only cue on the album with banjo alongside the dobro, acoustic guitar and lap steel. That gives it a swampier, more southern-gothic flavour at a very relaxed pace.

120bpm in A, the only track on the album in that key, with dobro and lap steel over quick acoustic guitar strumming that mimics an easy rocking rhythm. Upbeat but relaxed, good for warm porch-and-front-yard imagery.

An 86bpm C-major cue and the album's only track featuring harmonica, giving the dobro and acoustic guitar a dustier road-movie colour. Steady mid-tempo motion suited to open country and windows-down driving footage.

100bpm in D with bass alongside dobro, acoustic guitar and lap steel, tagged for fun, quirky and family use like its companion market cue. Light and bustling, tailored to hands-and-ingredients kitchen footage.