Bright, quirky funk running just over a minute with an airy, upward-looking feel. Suits playful reveals, rooftop or flight footage, and short cheerful transitions.
Loose, fun retro funk with a mischievous swing, given room across 2:14 to ride the groove. Works for comic capers and animal or zoo footage cut for humour.
Comic, off-kilter funk in a one-minute package, cheerful and deliberately silly in its groove and phrasing. Built for visual gags and lightly absurd character introductions.
Driving cool funk with a snapshot-sharp title, holding a steady sexy groove across nearly two minutes. Suits freeze-frame credit sequences and stylised recap montages.
Short, dark-edged driving funk where the sultry groove takes on a menacing cast to match the title. Just over a minute, it works as a threat cue in exploitation-styled action footage.
Playful, fun-loving funk with a game-show spin, mixing cheerful brightness with a sexy retro groove. Its two-minute frame handles a full segment of light competitive footage.
Overtly sultry retro funk built on a slinky bass and wah-flavoured guitar groove, sitting in the same 1:38 pocket as its neighbours but leaning further into the sexy register. Suits vintage-styled seduction and burlesque visuals.
Cool, sneaky funk with a sultry edge, its steady mid groove suggesting careful movement rather than pursuit. The 1:38 length fits a planning or infiltration beat in a heist narrative.
A 46-second driving funk burst, all groove and no preamble — tight drums, busy bassline and cool retro attitude. Best used as a stinger or short transition where money and hustle are the subject.
At nearly three minutes, the most expansive and sunniest cue here — a happy, rolling funk groove with bright guitar and steady forward motion. Suits open-road and end-of-day sequences that need a full-length bed.
Short, hard-driving chase funk with propulsive drums and an urgent bass ostinato pushing forward for 1:23. Built for cut-to-cut car pursuit or heist getaway footage in a period setting.
Smooth, tongue-in-cheek soul groove leaning on a lover's-theme feel — mellow electric piano, round bass and unhurried backbeat. Reads as parody-romantic, good for footage where charm is played with a wink.
The album's longest nocturnal cut, a cool late-night funk groove with smoky organ and laid-back drums evoking neon streets and casino doorways. Its 2:18 runtime allows a full establishing sequence rather than a quick sting.
Quirky, sly detective funk that plays the sexy-and-comic angle at once, built on a tiptoeing bassline and vintage keys. The short 1:41 length makes it ideal for a stakeout or snooping gag sequence.
Upbeat, strutting funk with an attitude-forward title — driving drum groove, syncopated bass and bright rhythm guitar keeping a cheerful swagger throughout. Suits confident walk-in entrances and playful competitive footage.
Warm, slow-burn retro soul with a romantic tilt — clean rhythm guitar, electric bass and vintage keys carrying an easy, seductive groove. At under two minutes it works as a compact love-theme bed for period-styled footage.