Funky Grooves

The album's most overtly seventies cut: a 114bpm disco-funk groove in D minor built on rolling bass, tight drums, scratchy electric guitar and a trumpet-and-sax horn section. At nearly three minutes it's the longest, giving it room to ride the groove for extended montage rather than a quick sting.

A polished 116bpm corporate funk bed in A flat with handclaps, smooth-jazz sax and stabbing horns over a clean bass-and-drum pocket. The title marks it as a bumper: short, breezy and designed to hand off to a commercial break.

The tightest, briefest cue here — just under two minutes of major-key C funk at 116bpm with electric guitar comping, bass, drums and sax-led horns. Its brevity and bright key make it a natural return-from-break or intro sting for a daytime format.

At 120bpm in D minor this is a brisker, street-level funk groove distinguished by Hammond organ sitting under the guitar, bass and sax horns. The minor key gives it a slightly cooler, more urban edge than the major-key bumpers on the album.

A 112bpm disco-funk cut in A flat minor with a trumpet-forward horn line and no sax, leaning harder on bass, drums and rhythm guitar. The darker minor colour and vintage seventies feel make it the moodiest groove in the set.

A three-minute stylish funk groove in E minor at 112bpm, with synth sweetening added to the usual bass, drums, guitar and sax horns. Its length and cooler, more design-led feel suit longer edits where the music needs to carry a whole sequence.

A compact 113bpm funk cue in E flat minor with claps, punchy bass and drums, guitar chops and a trumpet-and-sax horn section. Two minutes flat makes it a ready-made montage or bumper length with an upbeat lift despite the minor key.

The slowest cue on the album at 110bpm, a D minor disco-leaning funk groove with claps, warm bass, guitar and full horns. The relaxed tempo gives it a strutting, dancefloor-adjacent swagger rather than a rushed corporate push.

Bright and easy: 120bpm in C major with claps, smooth-jazz sax, trumpet and a clean funk rhythm section. Its major key and short runtime make it the sunniest, most immediately positive option on the album.

The fastest cue at 121bpm, an E minor funk groove with claps, driving bass and drums, guitar and a trumpet-and-sax horn section. Stylish and slightly cheeky in character, it pushes harder than the album's mid-tempo bumpers.