A 111bpm G minor spaghetti-western romp built on mariachi-style trumpet, twangy electric guitar, organ and a warbling theremin over busy drums and bass. Playful and comic rather than menacing, with a brisk chase-scene push that suits a wedding gone wrong or a caper montage.
Slow-burn 90bpm A minor cue with lonesome Mexican trumpet, reverb guitar, sustained strings and theremin creeping over a loose backbeat. Moody, seductive and loaded with standoff tension — for dusty border crossings, cantina entrances and pre-showdown stares.
A strutting 92bpm D minor groove pairing funk bass and drums with trumpet, brass stabs and Middle Eastern–flavoured strings. Cocky and driving with an uplifting lift, good for a slow-motion walk, a sports edit or anything needing attitude.
A 110bpm C major mash of sitar with mariachi trumpet, horns, organ and vintage guitar over a boogie rhythm section. Cheerful, funky and deliberately exotic-kitsch, ideal for a globe-hopping travel cut or a Bollywood-tinged comedy scene.
The album's longest cue at just over three minutes, running 156bpm in A minor with Mexican trumpet, horns, organ, percussion, strings and theremin over an insistent funk pulse. Sultry and dramatic at once, suiting a smoky late-night sequence or a seduction that turns into trouble.
The fastest cue here at 165bpm in G minor, all surf guitar, screaming organ, horn punches and theremin over a galloping beat. Energetic and playful with a comic edge — cut it to a beach chase, a montage of near-misses or a high-speed comedy sequence.
The slowest track on the record at 81bpm in B-flat minor, a mellow, melancholy western ballad with aching Mexican trumpet, tremolo guitar, strings, brass and theremin. Emotional and moody, for a lost-love flashback, a lonely desert ride or a bittersweet closing scene.
Bright 115bpm D major vintage funk built on drums, hand percussion, rattle, organ, guitar and bass with no horn line to compete for space. Cheerful and lightly comic, an easy underscore for kitchen scenes, food footage or a good-natured montage.
A 104bpm A major companion to the other percussion-and-organ funk cue, slightly slower and warmer, with rattle, drums, bass and vintage electric guitar carrying the groove. Happy, loose and tongue-in-cheek — good for diner scenes, food content and comic character intros.
A loping 90bpm E minor western cue with strings, percussion, twanged guitar, organ and theremin sitting on a relaxed trail rhythm. Dry and wry rather than heroic, matching a slow horseback ride, a buzzard-circling wide shot or a deadpan comic beat in a period piece.