A brisk 110bpm Mizrahi pop dance number in A minor, with a Middle Eastern melody carried by electric guitar over darbuka and dumbek hand percussion, kit drums and bass, with strings padding the top. At 2:22 it is the shortest and punchiest cut here — a quick, cheerful party hit for a scene that needs energy fast.
The slowest of the party tracks at 90bpm in E minor, with a swaggering hand-percussion groove under a modal electric guitar lead, bass and drums. Its title ("a real man") and relaxed strut make it the comic, cocky option on the album — good for macho posturing played for laughs.
A sunny 95bpm C major groove that adds synth to the usual electric guitar, bass, kit and darbuka/dumbek combination, giving it a more modern urban-pop sheen. Three minutes of easy, flirtatious beachfront energy suited to city footage rather than village tradition.
The longest cue on the album at 3:55, a driving 120bpm G minor dancefloor track with Arabic strings answering the electric guitar over darbuka, dumbek, bass and drums. Its length makes it the go-to bed for an extended dance or celebration sequence that needs to run without editing.
An up-tempo 120bpm C major chant-along in the terrace-anthem spirit its football-club title suggests, with electric guitar hooks, Arabic strings and a hard-hitting darbuka and drum groove. Bright, major-key and unabashedly celebratory across 3:24.
At 4:03 the most expansive track here, a 95bpm E major belly-dance groove where Arabic strings and electric guitar trade Middle Eastern melodic lines over darbuka and dumbek. Sensual rather than frantic, with enough running time to score a full performance or club sequence.
A 120bpm C minor belly-dance-inflected Mizrahi pop track, stripped to electric guitar, bass, drums and hand percussion with no string sweetening — leaner and more rhythm-forward than its neighbours. The minor key gives the party an emotional, slightly dramatic undertow across just under three minutes.
A fast 120bpm E major belly-dance number distinguished by organ sitting alongside the electric guitar over darbuka, dumbek and drums, giving it a retro dance-band flavour. Playful and celebratory, tightly edited at 2:57 for a comic or festive cutaway.
The album's reflective turn: 100bpm in E minor, with a plaintive Middle Eastern electric guitar melody over restrained drums, bass and hand percussion. Moody, romantic and a little melancholy — for dusk footage, longing, or an emotional beat in a documentary.
A 118bpm A minor cue that pairs the album's hopeful-yet-wistful mood set with a steadier forward-moving pulse — electric guitar carrying the melodic line over bass, drums, darbuka and dumbek. At 2:34 it is a compact emotional piece, warmer and more purposeful than the slower ballad on the album.