Deep & Chill House Vol.1

The album's longest cut and its most club-ready: four-to-the-floor deep house beat with claps, rolling bass and clean guitar figures under a lead female vocal. Runs 5:47, so there's room for a long intro, a full vocal chorus and an extended outro for edit points.

Instrumental deep house built on classical and acoustic guitar over a clap-driven groove and warm bass, giving it a Balearic, Ibiza-terrace feel rather than a club one. No lead vocal, so it sits easily under narration or dialogue about travel and escape.

The tightest edit on the album at 3:47, pairing a female lead vocal with classical guitar, piano and a steady chill house beat. More emotional and intimate than the party tracks — a deep-house ballad tempo that still moves.

Shortest cue here at 3:20 and the most song-shaped: a male lead vocal over guitar, bass, claps and bright bell accents. The confessional title gives it a youthful, first-person tone that suits character-led footage.

A duet-titled deep house cue with female lead vocal, piano and guitar over a clap-led groove, running a generous 4:44 with space for instrumental stretches. Warmer and more romantic than the funk-leaning tracks on the record.

Male lead vocal over a floating chill house groove — guitar, bass and claps kept airy to match the weightless title. Four minutes flat, an easy full-length drop-in.

The country-crossover moment: banjo and acoustic guitar picked over a house beat, claps and bass, with a sunny instrumental brightness and no lead vocal. Distinctly rootsier and happier than its neighbours.

The most synth-forward and electronic cue on the album, with pads and synth lines over deep house bass and claps, vocals used as texture rather than lead. Nearly five minutes long, giving it a proper build and a club-length arc.

Chopped vocal samples used as a hook over guitar, bass and a steady clap-driven house groove — no lead vocal to compete with dialogue. Four minutes of easy, sun-warmed forward motion.

Electric guitar and mandolin give this instrumental a country-flecked, folk-tinged edge over the deep house pulse of bass and claps. The title points to the album's most heated, driving energy without abandoning the beach setting.

Bright, straightforwardly happy chill house: acoustic guitar and bass under clap-driven drums with vocal samples used as a hook rather than a lead line. Sits at the optimistic end of the record and stays open for narration.

Saxophone is the lead voice here, played over guitar, bass and a relaxed house beat with claps — the album's clearest sunset-terrace instrumental. The sax melody is prominent enough to carry a scene on its own.