Loose-limbed 105bpm funk groove in E built on drums, bass and reverb-washed electric guitar, with a hazy open-air feel rather than a driving one. It sits in a steady mid-tempo pocket across three minutes, more hypnotic loop than climax, leaving plenty of room over the top.
Named for a mythic hidden valley, this 106bpm cut in E flat minor adds a hand-percussion layer to the drums, bass and electric guitar for a busier, more ritual pulse. The minor key gives it a cooler, slightly mysterious cast that suits dusk footage and market crowds.
The most explicitly East-meets-funk piece here: tabla sits against the drum kit, bass and electric guitar at 106bpm in G sharp minor. The late-night title and dark minor key push it toward slow-motion street footage and neon-lit wandering rather than daytime travel.
Shortest cue on the album at under two minutes, a compact 106bpm funk-disco groove in B minor with drums, bass and electric guitar and an Eastern modal flavour in the title. Its brevity makes it the obvious pick for a tight promo or transition rather than a long bed.
The slowest and longest track at 90bpm in G minor, with sound effects layered over the drums, bass and electric guitar for a dustier, more atmospheric drift. The nostalgic title and unhurried tempo suit archive footage and reflective narration over long-form documentary sequences.