Comic Relief Vol.5

A 33-second busy-and-quirky comic snippet, the title pointing at scurrying, industrious activity. Best used as a stinger for time-lapse work, insects or frantic small-scale effort.

One-minute quirky, happy comedy cut with a romantic wink — a compact version of the album's core cheerful mood. Fits a short scene, a promo or a tightly cut montage.

A 32-second quirky comedy hit with a flirtatious edge, the shortest romantic-tinged item here. Designed as a punchline sting or a bumper rather than an underscore.

The tenderest cue on the album — emotional and romantic rather than jokey, with a positive upturn in the final stretch as the title suggests. At just over a minute it works as a short sentimental beat inside a comedy.

A 51-second quirky comedy shortie, purely off-kilter with none of the album's romantic warmth. Built for a sting, a scene transition or a quick gag under titles.

Cheerful but with a cool, sexy swagger — a comic cue about being sprightly past your prime, carried by a confident strut. Two minutes with a firm resolution, ideal for older characters behaving badly.

Cheerful and quirky with a smile-tagged warmth, the title pointing to a sunnier, more percussive-feeling comic flavour than the rest of the set. Two minutes with a clean finish, good for upbeat travel and wildlife-adjacent humour.

Playful and slightly tempting comedy cue, cheerful on the surface with a quirky, flirtatious undertow. A tight 1:56 that suits a mischievous character beat or a food-and-flirtation scene.

The album's most explicitly affectionate cue, tagged for love as well as quirk, with a rustic comic slant implied by the title. Just under two minutes of cheerful, easy-going motion that lands cleanly.

Cheeky, conspiratorial comedy bed that blends quirky humour with a romantic wink, exactly as the title promises. Roughly two minutes of bouncing, dialogue-friendly movement resolving neatly.

Quirky, deadpan comedy cue — happy and cheerful but with an off-kilter edge that fits an awkward joke landing badly. Two minutes flat with a clear ending, useful for cringe humour and comic misunderstandings.

The odd one out on the album: cool and sexy rather than cheerful, a sly comedic groove with attitude and a hint of menace in the title. At 2:33 it is the longest cue here and holds a steady vamp suited to slow-burn comic tension.

Leaner on the cheerfulness and heavier on the flirtation than its neighbours — a fun, romantic city-set comedy bed with a knowing swing. Just under two minutes, ideal under urban dating footage or a coy exchange between strangers.

The most openly good-natured cue here, tagged for smiles as well as general cheer, with a warm positive lift and romantic undertone. A generous 2:15 gives space for a full scene or a two-part montage before it lands.

Confident, forward-moving comedy cue with a happy, romantic lilt that suits someone taking charge of a caper. Around two minutes with a tidy resolution, it drives light narrative footage without pulling focus.

The longest cheerful cue on the set, a mischievous comedy bed whose title suggests a game of half-truths and playful deception. Positive and romantic in tone with a steady, tick-along momentum that leaves room for dialogue across its two-and-a-half minutes.

Bright, playful comedy cue with a light-hearted holiday feel, sitting in cheerful major-key territory with a bouncing pulse and a warm romantic streak. At just under two minutes it works as a complete montage bed with a clean landing. Suits sunny travel footage, family holiday reels and gently comic getaway scenes.