A bright mid-tempo island shuffle at 96 BPM in D, with lap steel guitar sliding over strummed ukulele, acoustic guitar and soft upright-style bass. The mood is sunny and unhurried from the first bar and stays feel-good throughout, short enough at 1:38 to sit under a montage without repeating itself.
The fastest cue on the set at 160 BPM in F, driving fast ukulele strumming and bouncing bass under playful steel guitar lines. Celebratory and party-leaning rather than laid back, it plays as the album's up-tempo family-gathering piece and wraps neatly in 1:31.
A 116 BPM swing-inflected number in C where vibraphone joins the steel guitar, ukulele and bass, pushing the album toward a tiki-lounge feel. Light, cocktail-hour charm with a relaxed swing pulse, distinct from the straighter island grooves elsewhere on the set.
A 120 BPM strolling groove in C where the steel guitar takes on a country-tinged, cowboy-flavoured drawl over ukulele, guitar and bass. Easygoing and good-humoured with a steady walking pulse, and at 1:37 it fits a standard commercial cutdown.
Fast and comic at 160 BPM in F, with rapid ukulele strumming, bouncing bass and chattering steel guitar figures that suit its jokey title. The most energetic and lightest-hearted option alongside the other 160 BPM cue, running a tight 1:31.
Also 100 BPM but in C and the longer of the pair at 2:01, this one leans drowsier and more drifting, steel guitar phrases stretching over steady ukulele and bass. Ideal when a scene needs a laid-back island bed with enough length to breathe.