Smokey Beats Vol. 2

Just under three minutes of moody, sensual electronic groove — one of the album's tighter edits, holding a single cool atmosphere rather than developing far. The personal, reflective title makes it a fit for first-person storytelling, testimonial footage and introspective montage.

Smooth mid-tempo electronica with a moody, seductive undertone and a wryly corporate title suggesting compliance and slick surfaces. Works under office satire, business-world drama or any sequence trading on polished confidence with something off beneath it.

A cool, moody electronic groove built for street-level imagery — steady programmed drums, deep bass and atmospheric synth wash across a near four-minute arc. Well suited to crowd footage, city documentary work and social-issue pieces that want observation rather than comment.

Moody, sultry downtempo electronica evoking a lit-up boulevard after dark, built on a steady beat and low, hazy synth atmosphere. Fits casino and nightlife footage, cruising car shots and any scene where glamour carries a slight edge of danger.

A rhythm-led electronic cut with a moody, shadowed tone — the title points squarely at the beat as the main event, with sparse synth colour around it. Useful under process footage, urban montage or any edit that wants a sharp pulse and a dark backdrop.

A short, quirky electronic piece under three minutes, mixing an offbeat rhythmic character with the album's cool, sultry palette. Its oddball edge and exotic title make it good for eccentric comedy beats, unusual travel imagery or a distinctive interstitial.

Four minutes of laid-back, sensual electronica with a cool surface and warm harmonic colour, moving at a steady mid-tempo pulse. Suits neon-lit night footage, slow-motion character introductions and stylish brand work where mood matters more than melody.

A cool, smooth electronic groove with a sensual edge and a title that implies resolution and clarity after doubt. Compact at just over three minutes, it fits the closing beat of an investigative segment or the moment a puzzle clicks into place.

One of the longer cuts at over five minutes, a sultry, unhurried electronic groove with a metallic, industrial-leaning title and a romantic undercurrent in its mood profile. The extra length suits scenes that need to breathe: a bar sequence, a late-night conversation, or an extended lifestyle montage.

Mid-tempo electronic beats with a playful, seductive tilt — sub bass, crisp programmed percussion and smooth synth colour across a standard radio-length arc. The knockout title lends itself to nightlife, boxing-adjacent bravado or a confident reveal moment.

Under two minutes, the shortest cut here: a concise, cool electronic groove with a warm, sensual flavour and little time for development. Best used as a stinger-length bed for adverts, title sequences or social edits that need attitude fast.

At nearly eight minutes this is by far the album's longest piece, a slow-burning electronic journey with a sultry undertow that has room to build, drift and return. Ideal when an editor needs one continuous bed for a long sequence — installation, gallery loop or an extended documentary chapter.

A groove-first electronic cue that puts the beat forward, cool and neutral in mood with room over the top for narration. The rhythmic emphasis in the title suggests a percussive, loop-led feel that suits dance, movement and process footage.

The shortest of the straight-ahead cuts on the album at just over three minutes, an unfussy cool electronic groove with a driving rhythmic base. Its compact length and disaster-tinted title make it practical for news-adjacent packages, weather footage and short-form edits that need momentum without emotional colour.

Steady, confident beat-driven electronica with a hard-edged cool attitude and no romantic softness in the tag profile. The title points at squads, training and confrontation, making it useful for gym montages, combat-sport promos and swaggering entrance moments.

A cool, dark mid-tempo electronic groove with a mechanical pulse and murky synth atmosphere, close in mood and length to its neighbours but titled toward technology and motion. Suits automotive and engineering visuals, product reveals shot at night, or any sleek modern-tech narrative.

Darker, moodier downtempo electronica built on a shadowed beat and low synth pads, holding a cool, overcast atmosphere for most of its running time. Works as an underscore for night-time city footage, brooding character moments or documentary sequences that need tension without aggression.

A smooth, laid-back electronic groove with a warm, sensual lean — programmed drums, sub-heavy bass and hazy synth textures moving at an unhurried pace across four and a half minutes. The playful, romantic edge makes it a flirtatious bed rather than a dancefloor cue, suited to slow-motion lifestyle imagery and coastal or underwater footage the title suggests.