Orchestral drum & bass chase cue: driving breakbeat under aggressive string ostinato and stabbing brass, with a lead female vocal riding over the top. The title's flight imagery matches its investigative, pursuit-driven build across 3:46. Suits an escape sequence or a fugitive-focused trailer beat.
The shortest and most compact cue on the set at 3:13 — fast breaks, synth reinforcement and orchestral strings and brass with an operatic female lead. The amphibian title and fantasy/magical leaning point it toward creature or underwater-world imagery rather than straight urban action. Good for a tight trailer cutdown that needs to land fast.
Longest cue here at 4:08, adding choir to the strings, brass, synth and drum & bass beat for a wide, majestic sci-fi scale. The lunar title and heroic/magical tagging suit space-race footage, launch sequences and first-contact reveals. Builds through multiple aggressive peaks before resolving.
Uses chopped vocal samples rather than a sustained lead vocal, which keeps the mid-range clearer than its neighbours while strings, brass, synth and breakbeat carry the aggression. At 3:32 it is a lean, forward-driving fantasy-action piece. The most VO-tolerant of the vocal-flavoured cues on the album.
Fully instrumental, with flute threading over strings, brass and a hard drum & bass kit — the flute gives it a more investigative, stalking colour than the choir-led tracks. Runs 4:10 with a long aggressive build. Strong for detective and heist footage that needs momentum without a vocal fighting the dialogue.
Choir plus operatic female lead over synth, strings, brass and breakbeat drums — the widest, most cosmic-sounding cue of the set at 4:05. The galaxy title and fantasy/magical tagging point at deep-space, mythic or otherworldly visuals. Escalates to a majestic, heroic peak.
Instrumental and synth-heavy, pairing electronic textures with strings, brass and a hard-hitting drum & bass kit across 3:32. The title and investigative tagging lean it toward ghost-hunt, supernatural-mystery and unexplained-phenomena footage. Aggressive and tense throughout with clear space for narration.
Choir over synth, strings, brass and breakbeat, with no lead vocal — the epic weight of the vocal tracks but a cleaner top end for dialogue. Its 4:04 length and fantasy/magical tagging suit parallel-world reveals, portal sequences and dream logic. Builds hard to a majestic finish.