Electro Glitch Vol.1

A long uplifting club cut with vocoder vocals, hard synth bass and glitch FX, its title pointing at resilience and last-one-standing energy. Nearly seven minutes of steady forward drive suited to sustained triumphant footage.

Vocoder vocal hooks over a driving, upbeat electro-pop dancefloor arrangement with synth bass and glitch FX, running just under six minutes. Fun and sexy in tone, sitting between the pop remixes and the longer club workouts.

The longest track here at over eight minutes, an extended vocoder-led electro groove with synth bass and glitch FX and a warm, spacey uplift. Its length makes it a full-club-set arc rather than a spot cue.

The dark outlier: male lead vocals and vocoder over a moody, mysterious electro groove with deep bass and glitch FX, stretched over seven-plus minutes. Melancholic and seductive rather than celebratory, built for night footage and slow-motion.

A remix distinguished by trumpet over vocoder, synth bass and electro beats, giving it a quirky, playful character the rest of the album doesn't have. Four and a half minutes of driving, tongue-in-cheek dancefloor energy.

A happier, more good-natured electro cut with clap-driven beats, synth bass and glitch FX, leaning toward rock-and-roll swagger as the title suggests. Short at 2:40 and the brightest-spirited of the instrumental tracks.

The shortest cue on the album at 1:34 — a claps-and-bass electro loop with action-leaning drive and glitch FX, essentially a ready-made promo length. No vocal lead, so it sits comfortably under narration or titles.

A compact instrumental cut, all raw synth bass, percussion and glitch FX with no melodic vocal lead. Its 2:34 length and hard, stripped tone make it useful for short aggressive edits.

At seven and a half minutes this is the album's deepest, most percussive workout — instrumental electro with heavy bass, added percussion layers and a seductive, dark-edged club groove. Slower-burning in feel than the pop remixes, better suited to sustained atmosphere than a quick hook.

The longest-form dancefloor piece on the first half of the album, using chopped female vocal samples over driving electro bass, glitch FX and club-oriented beats across six minutes. Extended and repetitive by design, so it can underscore long sequences without arriving too soon.

A short, punchy instrumental electro cut — synth stabs, hard bass and glitch FX with no vocal lead — designed as a quick hit rather than a full arrangement. At 2:21 it works as a promo bed or a compressed party burst.

An instrumental remix with vocoder textures instead of a lead vocal, pairing emotional and moody colour with energetic electro-dubstep drums and bass. The shortest of the full-length remixes at just under four minutes, and the most cinematic-feeling of the uptempo cues.

Female lead vocals and vocoder sit over a playful, driving electro-pop remix with dubstep-leaning bass and glitch FX. The romantic edge in the moods and title makes it the flirtiest cue here — bright, fun and radio-shaped at just over four minutes.

A remix built around a male lead vocal and vocoder layers over driving electro-dubstep beats and bass, with a bright, triumphant lift implied by the title. Its four-and-a-half-minute shape and inspiring energy make it a natural for victory and achievement footage.

A long-form electro-pop club cue built on hard synth bass, glitchy FX and vocoder-treated vocal hooks, running past five and a half minutes with room for extended DJ-style build and drop sections. The tone is sleek and flirtatious rather than aggressive — more runway strut than mosh pit.