Smokey Beats Vol. 4

A cool, clicking electronic beat with a digital, tech-leaning title that separates it from the album's warmer soul cuts. Three minutes of steady groove works well under technology explainers, coding footage and data visualisations.

A light, buoyant downtempo groove whose title suggests weightlessness rather than street grit. Two minutes of easy beat and airy atmosphere for feel-good lifestyle footage or a confident walk-and-talk.

The album's most downcast cue, tagged with a distinctly darker mood alongside the usual cool sensuality, and the shortest full track at a minute and a half. A brief, melancholy beat for a comedown moment, an end-of-scene fade or a short film epilogue.

A sweet, sensual groove with a playful DJ-culture title, sitting squarely in the album's cool smoky beat territory over three and a half minutes. Its length and easy swing suit a nightlife scene or a slow-motion style reel.

A smooth, floating downtempo cue built for drift rather than drive, its title signalling a mellow, mind-wandering feel. At just over two minutes it works as a short atmospheric bed under narration or a dreamlike visual passage.

A two-minute travelling beat with a steady, patient forward motion suggested by its title. Compact enough for a short-form road or transit sequence where a cool groove carries the passage of time.

A warm, sun-tinted downtempo groove — the title's citrus imagery points at something lighter and breezier than the album's darker cuts. Just under three minutes, it fits summer city footage and easygoing lifestyle content.

The longest cue on the album at nearly four minutes, a slow-rolling and confident beat with a sly, money-minded swagger. Its length gives editors room for extended sequences — hustle montages, casino or luxury b-roll.

A purposeful, mid-tempo hip-hop instrumental whose title carries a social and protest connotation, giving the smoky groove a more serious edge. Just under three minutes, it suits documentary segments on activism, courts or community organising.

A rhythm-forward, playfully repetitive beat, the title suggesting back-and-forth turntable movement and a swaggering groove. Its three-and-a-half-minute length and steady cool make it a natural for skate, streetwear or sports edits.

The most emotionally weighted cue here — a smoky, soulful downtempo beat whose title leans toward heartache rather than swagger. Just over three minutes of moody groove for a break-up sequence or a somber narrative beat that still needs rhythm underneath.

A two-minute chill-out beat with a relaxed, sensual pull, sitting at the softest end of the album. Good for lounge and intimacy scenes where the music should stay a warm background presence.

A hazy, introspective downtempo groove with a cool, slightly hypnotic feel implied by its title. Three minutes of steady beat and atmosphere make it useful for reflective interview footage or a memory-flashback sequence.

A one-minute cut of the album's smoky beat sound, short enough to work as a sting or intro rather than a full bed. The title points at turntable scratch texture, giving it a DJ-culture edge for quick title cards and bumpers.

A laid-back downtempo hip-hop instrumental built on smoky beats and a cool, sultry groove, running a full three and a half minutes for easy editing. The title's street imagery suits urban footage — night streets, block-level documentary — and the loose, unhurried pulse keeps it under narration.