At 105 BPM in G this is the most relaxed groove on the set, letting the oud line and flute ornaments sit forward over a steady club beat and hand percussion. Festive but strollable, it suits footage where the party is warming up rather than peaking.
One of the fastest cues here at 132 BPM in A flat, pairing an urban Arabic pop melody on oud and flute with driving four-on-the-floor synth production. Bright, flirtatious and city-flavoured — built for nightlife energy at full tilt.
A 131 BPM dance cue in A that leans hard on classic Egyptian melodic phrasing over EDM kick and layered percussion, with strings widening the choruses. Fun and unashamedly touristic, ideal where the picture needs an instantly readable regional signal at speed.
Same 131 BPM drive as its neighbours but set in C, giving a brighter, more open feel suited to bustle rather than the dance floor. Oud and flute trade quick figures over synth bass and busy hand percussion, evoking crowded stalls, colour and haggling.
A 130 BPM celebration cue in F, named for the Arabic party itself and built around communal percussion, oud melody and a modern synth beat. Warm and inclusive rather than sultry — good for group dancing and family festivity.
A slightly more relaxed 122 BPM in C with a playful, comic title to match — bouncy percussion, oud hook and light flute over a pop-dance groove. Suits food and lifestyle content that wants humour and regional flavour without heaviness.
At 120 BPM in D this is one of two cues tagged emotional and romantic, so the strings carry more weight against the beat and the oud and flute lines lean lyrical. Danceable but with genuine warmth — for the tender moment inside a celebration.
Shares the 120 BPM tempo and D centre of "Middle Eastern Heart" but stays purely festive, and at 2:22 it is the shortest of the mid-tempo cues. Sunlit oud and flute over steady club percussion — coastal, resort-ready dance pop.
A 132 BPM peak-energy cue in G, aimed squarely at performance footage: insistent hand percussion and beat under an ornamented oud and flute melody, with strings for the big turns. Showy and rhythm-first, easy to cut to choreography.
The shortest and most intimate cue at 110 BPM in E, tagged romantic and emotional as well as festive, with a mysterious title that suits a slower, sensual sway. Oud and flute lead over restrained beat and percussion, strings adding a sultry undertow.