The album's fastest cut at 128bpm in Eb minor, built on tight drums, a walking funk bassline, stabbing organ and horn punches with cowbell and breath-style percussion accents rather than bongos. Two minutes of relentless forward motion with a cheeky retro strut, ideal for fast-cut fashion or comedic bustle.
A 127bpm G# minor groove whose title leans sly and tiptoeing — organ and muted guitar over bongos, cowbell and a prowling bassline, with horns for punctuation. Suits comic sneaking, heist-lite reveals and anything where mischief needs a beat behind it.
Straight-ahead retail funk at 127bpm in Eb minor, with organ, horn stabs, funky guitar and vocal shouts riding a bongo-and-cowbell groove. The most literally on-brief shopping cue here — bright, chant-driven and party-adjacent for high-street footage.
The slowest and loosest track at 118bpm, and one of only two in a major key (A), giving it a sunnier, hip-swaying feel than its minor-key neighbours. Organ, guitar, horns, bongos and cowbell lock into an unhurried retro groove across 2:08 — good for leisure and vacation imagery that needs warmth over urgency.
A 122bpm E minor cue and the only one to add marimba and conga to the organ, horn and guitar core, giving it a lighter, more inquisitive texture. The detective-flavoured title fits comic investigation, snooping and step-by-step reveals.
Another 127bpm Eb minor shopping groove with vocal shouts, cowbell and bongos over organ, funk guitar and horns, running slightly longer at 2:06. Interchangeable with its Eb minor sibling but with a touch more room to develop, so it edits well over longer bustling montages.
C# minor at 127bpm, the only track in that key, with vocal shouts, cowbell and bongos driving organ, guitar and horn hits across 2:08. The snappy title suits product reveals and unboxing beats where a groove needs to hit on the open.
An F minor 127bpm workout and the longest cue at 2:10, distinguished by crowd sounds layered under the vocal shouts, organ, horns and bongo-cowbell groove. The added crowd gives it a live party lift for club, event and celebration footage.
D minor at 127bpm across a full 2:10, the deepest-toned of the shout-driven cuts, with funk guitar, organ, horn stabs and a thick bassline over bongos and cowbell. A classic seventies-flavoured strut for confident walk-and-talk and food or fashion visuals.
A major-key 127bpm cut in A, brighter and sweeter than the minor-key majority, using breath-style percussion and cowbell instead of bongos alongside organ, guitar, bass and horns. Sugary and playful across 2:08 — a natural fit for confectionery, kids' retail and feel-good comedy.