A 90bpm swaggering blues-rock riff in A over a hip hop beat, with distorted electric guitar, organ pads, harmonica licks and chopped male vocal samples. Biker-flavoured title energy suits engines, leather and attitude; it struts rather than builds and stays in a steady groove throughout its 2:40.
The album's most upbeat cut at 99bpm in A, pairing a gritty guitar riff and harmonica with a punchy beat and vocal-sample hooks. Hot, lazy-South imagery in the title but the tempo keeps it brisk and fun — good for sunny outdoor footage and quick-cut reality edits.
Slowest and heaviest-swinging track here at 76bpm in E, letting the distorted guitar riff, organ and harmonica sit deep in a dragging hip hop pocket. Classic city-blues title connotation makes it the moody, cool-walk option on the album; 2:44 of unhurried strut.
At 3:06 the longest cue on the album, a 90bpm E-key blues-hop groove built on a dirty distorted riff, organ and vocal samples. The mischievous title fits scheming, rivalry and setup footage, and the extra length gives room for a full reality-show act.
A 95bpm groove in G with a warm, rolling southern riff, organ, harmonica and a mid-tempo beat. Title points to an open-road, first-light feel rather than nightlife, so it suits establishing shots and journey montages that still need swagger.
A 90bpm cut in F — the only track in that key — mixing distorted guitar riffing, harmonica and organ over a steady hip hop beat with vocal-sample punctuation. The upward-looking title makes it the more feel-good, optimistic entry among the album's grittier grooves.
Grubby, comedic blues-hop at 95bpm in E, riding a distorted guitar riff, organ stabs and chopped vocal samples for just over three minutes. The name signals slapstick and mess — ideal for pranks, food fights and anything intentionally gross.
At 88bpm in D this is one of the album's laid-back, head-nodding grooves, with a blunt repeating guitar riff, organ and harmonica over a fat beat. The dumb-luck comedy of the title suits bumbling characters and deadpan reality edits across its 2:43.
A 93bpm blues-rock hip hop hybrid in A with a menacing distorted riff, organ and harmonica colour over a firm beat. The title leans darker and more outlaw than the rest of the album, making it a good fit for tempting, transgressive or nightlife footage.
The fastest and tightest cue at 100bpm in D and 2:33, with a driving guitar riff, organ, harmonica and a purposeful hip hop beat. Forward-motion title and brisk tempo make it the natural choice for walking, arriving and confident-entrance footage.