The fastest cue on the set at 140bpm in F, driving a bright funk-rock lounge groove with Hammond and Rhodes over a busy drum-and-bass pocket, punched by horn stabs and clean electric guitar. Major-key and unambiguously upbeat, it runs a tight 2:16 with no dip in momentum. Suits fast-cut lifestyle and retro brand work that needs to feel fun rather than slick.
At 110bpm in G minor this is the moodiest of the funk-rock lounge cuts, the minor key giving the Hammond, Rhodes and horn lines a cooler, slightly shadier swagger. The tempo leaves the groove room to strut rather than sprint across 2:29. Good for retro-tinged nightlife, a confident character walk-in, or a lifestyle segment that wants attitude over sunshine.
A relaxed 100bpm 70s lounge groove in C with saxophone and acoustic guitar softening the Hammond and Rhodes bed, laid-back rather than driving. Its 2:44 length is the longest here, giving an easy midweek amble plenty of room. Fits leisurely daily-life footage, café and interior scenes, and narrated lifestyle segments.
Bright and celebratory at 135bpm in C, built on drums, bass, Hammond, Rhodes and horns with no guitar listed, so the keys and brass carry the groove. Major-key and consistently happy across a short 2:19, it reads as an easy toast-raising cue. Works for party sequences, hospitality promos and feel-good product reveals.
The shortest and punchiest of the funk-rock lounge cuts at 130bpm in E minor, with electric guitar, horns and Hammond over a tight rhythm section. The minor key keeps it slinky rather than sunny, and 2:01 makes it an efficient cutdown bed. Suits ad edits, retro title sequences and any scene needing groove with a wink.
A 70s lounge groove pushed to 139bpm in F, keys-and-horns led with Hammond and Rhodes and no guitar, so it stays airy despite the fast tempo. The laid-back phrasing against the quick pulse gives it a breezy, unbothered lift across 2:15. Good for optimistic lifestyle spots, wellness content and sunny transit footage.
The lushest cue here: 100bpm in F with saxophone, strings, electric guitar and Rhodes over a soft drum-and-bass groove, warm and unhurried. At 2:06 it is a compact, easy-going bed rather than a build. Suits romantic retro scenes, hotel and restaurant promos, and narrated nostalgia pieces.
A mid-tempo 120bpm 70s lounge cue in F with saxophone and acoustic guitar over Hammond, Rhodes and horns, relaxed and conversational. Its 2:33 run and steady laid-back pocket make it an easy dialogue or narration underlay. Fits neighbourhood-shop features, food and drink content, and mellow character-driven scenes.
Upbeat 70s lounge at 131bpm in E flat, with saxophone and electric guitar riding a Hammond and Rhodes groove and horn colour. Major-key and confident, it keeps the album's laid-back phrasing at a quicker clip over 2:35. Good for a winning-streak montage, retro sports or gambling footage, and buoyant lifestyle cutaways.
At 122bpm in G minor this is the only cue listing piano alongside the organ, saxophone and electric guitar, giving a slightly cooler, jazzier lounge feel than its major-key siblings. Short at 2:03 and steadily grooving without a dramatic arc. Suits late-night bar footage, stylish retro interiors and mid-programme transitions.