Shades Of Rock Vol.1

The shortest cue at 1:46, a playful and slightly quirky guitar-bass-drums strut with a confident walk-on feel. Its brevity and lighter dramedy tone make it a natural bumper or short-form ad bed.

Straight-ahead guitar, bass and drums rock with a dark, sexy swagger and a title that states its intent. At 2:39 it holds one high, driving level throughout.

An alternate instrumental-focused version matching the 4:24 length of the album's long-form piece, tagged here with a harder guitar-bass-drums profile. Useful when the full-length arc is wanted with more room over the top for dialogue or narration.

Brighter, poppier guitar rock with a happy, driving feel-good lift across 2:13. The lightest of the guitar-trio cues here, aimed at optimistic city, youth and sports imagery.

Stripped-back electric guitar, bass and drums with an aggressive, sports-arena drive and no melodic sweetening. Its darker, relentless tone suits competition footage where the outcome is still in doubt.

Dark, driving cinematic rock combining electric guitar and bass with drone, synth, strings and sound design — a chase cue in the mould its title suggests. Stays menacing and propulsive across just over three minutes.

Hybrid trailer score rather than a band track: drone, synth, sound design and choir layered with strings, piano and rock rhythm section for a dark, epic build. Three minutes of ominous escalation toward an intense climax.

The punk-leaning entry: fast, abrasive guitar, bass and drums with no keys or sweetening, played for chaotic fun. Under two minutes, it's a tight burst for stunt, skate or slapstick cutting.

Feel-good rock with horns, bells and male vocals alongside the guitar-bass-drums core, giving it a quirky, sunny character the other cuts lack. Its 2:32 run works for lighthearted, comic or celebratory footage.

Guitar-bass-drums power trio rock with an aggressive, driving edge and a streak of comic bravado in keeping with the title. Three minutes of near-constant intensity for confident, slightly reckless visuals.

A 1:42 rock-pop inspirational cue with piano, strings, bass, drums and vocals, compressed into a single rising statement. The brevity makes it a ready-made trailer or ad bed that reaches its uplifting peak quickly.

Short, punchy rock cut with electric guitar, bass, drums, piano accents and male vocals, built for swagger rather than storytelling. At 2:21 it stays at a confident cruising energy suited to fashion and sports imagery.

The album's long-form emotional piece: piano and strings over a sustained drone with drums, claps and bass building a hopeful, cinematic lift rather than a straight rock drive. At 4:24 it has room for a slow-burn arc from moody opening to uplifting payoff.