Happy Children's Music Vol. 2

Carousel-flavoured cue with trumpet and horn melody over bells and a bouncing bass, comic and slightly wonky. Three and a half minutes of fairground circling for funfair or dizzy-character footage.

The long-form option at nearly seven minutes: flute and horn lines over busy percussion and bass in a quirky fiesta-parade groove. Its length makes it a full-scene or looping edit bed rather than a short cutaway.

Wobbly flutes and woodwinds over percussion and a light beat, cartoonish and full of comic downward gestures suited to a pratfall. A minute and a half of playground silliness.

Fast, comic action cue with surf-flavoured guitar, synth and bass over a driving beat, built for slapstick chases. Under two minutes and squarely aimed at cartoon-styled footage.

The most relaxed track here — slide guitar and dobro over ukulele, bass and easy drums, laid-back and porch-warm. Three minutes of unhurried country strum that sits happily beneath narration.

The album's title cue: xylophone melody over guitar, bass and drums, straightforwardly cheerful and bouncy. Just over two minutes of all-purpose happy children's underscore.

Latin party groove with congas and drums under Hammond organ and synth over a rolling bass. Nearly three minutes of easy fiesta energy, long enough to underscore a whole celebration sequence.

A kid-friendly blues shuffle with organ, electric guitar, bass, drums and horn punctuation. Over two minutes of swaggering, comic strut for a confident or mischievous character walk.

The mellow, laid-back one on the album: relaxed drums, bass, clean guitar and piano at an unhurried pop pace. Ninety seconds of easy warmth for calm family scenes and narrated footage.

Oddball little groove with organ and saxophone lines over a programmed beat, bass and synth. Ninety seconds of tongue-in-cheek strut for eccentric characters or gadget reveals.

Stripped-back third version reduced to percussion and woodblock, keeping the rhythmic bounce without the melodic bells. The most voiceover-friendly of the three one-minute takes.

Second version of the same xylophone-and-woodblock toy groove, with synth added to the bells and percussion for a slightly more electronic sheen. Same one-minute length and same playful bounce, offering a swap when the acoustic take feels too plain.

A one-minute music-box style bounce with xylophone, bells, woodblock and light percussion — toy-room bright and tightly looped. The first of three versions, the most acoustic of the set.

Country-tinged children's cue led by honky-tonk piano over bass, woodblock and light percussion. Two minutes of clip-clopping good humour for barnyard, hoedown or storybook-America footage.

Dixieland-flavoured party music with trumpet and saxophone leads over marching drums, bass, accordion and cowbell. Two minutes of parade-style celebration, big and boisterous enough for a carnival scene.

A brief dance-along number with twangy guitar, organ, flute and shaker driving a twist-era shuffle. Just over a minute, built for a quick burst of movement rather than a long scene.

Easygoing reggae with skanking guitar, round bass, drums and hand percussion, played simply enough for a young audience. Under two minutes of warm-weather bounce for tropical or poolside footage.

A short, sunny reggae jam under two minutes — the alternate listing of the island groove, tagged only for cheerful and fun. Offbeat guitar, bass, drums and percussion keep it relaxed and holiday-bright.

Bouncy jazz-pop with piano, upright-feel bass and a programmed beat, dotted with synth colour and cartoon sound effects. Its tiptoeing, hide-and-seek mischief runs nearly three minutes, long enough to carry a whole comic sequence.

Near-three-minute playful jazz cue with a sneaking, game-of-tag character, filed with only basic mood tags. Piano, bass, beat and synth colour with occasional sound effects keep it light and comedic.

Claps, hand percussion and a walking bass make a 51-second playground bounce with no melodic lead to fight dialogue. Ideal as a short, self-contained bed for recess footage or a light interstitial.

A 51-second bouncy children's groove — the same short recess-yard cue as its companion version, filed with reduced tagging. Bass, claps and percussion drive a simple happy loop suited to quick cutaways.

Comic small-band jazz built on a lumbering tuba bassline with brushed drums, guitar chords and vibraphone sparkle. Two minutes of good-humoured waddle that suits clumsy or oversized characters.

A one-minute ukulele and guitar strum over light percussion, bright and naive in the pop vein. Short enough to work as a bumper or a single-scene bed for a happy toddler moment.

Hand percussion, guitar and bass under a lead female vocal with choir answers, giving the cue an African-inflected children's singalong feel. Warm and celebratory across three minutes, with enough repetition to loop under sustained action.