Elephant Dub

A 120bpm downtempo groove in A flat, built on glitch-edged beats, warm pads, chopped vocal samples and a rounded bass. Bright-key and relaxed rather than dark, it holds a steady hypnotic plateau for its three and a half minutes — good for slow-motion water footage and lifestyle imagery.

House-leaning chill cue at 122bpm in C# minor, with a deep four-on-the-floor pulse, airy pads, distant vocal samples and a moody low end. Nearly four minutes of after-hours atmosphere — sultry and mysterious without ever peaking hard.

The longest and most spacious of the house cuts: 110bpm in D minor, with a slow deep groove, haunting pads, treated vocal fragments and a saxophone line that gives it a smoky, sensual edge. Its five-minute length makes it a natural bed for extended sequences.

The most optimistic of the chillstep cues — 110bpm in bright E major, pairing piano figures with glitched beats, wide pads and vocal samples. Moody at the start but tilting uplifting, it suits footage of change, thaw or renewal.

The corporate-facing track on the album: 115bpm in F# major, glitchy chillstep beats under warm pads and vocal samples, aimed squarely at motivational and romantic use. Emotional and forward-leaning, with a clear uplifting payoff.

The fastest of the mid-tempo cuts at 128bpm, in F minor, with driving glitch percussion, dark ethereal pads, vocal samples and a heavy bass. Mysterious and slightly ominous — good where chill needs an undertow of threat.

Deep house at 122bpm in F# minor, running just over five minutes on a patient groove of pads, sub bass and scattered vocal samples. Its length and unhurried build make it a workhorse bed for extended visual sequences.

The title cue and the fastest on the album at 140bpm in E minor, with dub-inflected glitch percussion, cavernous pads, deep bass and vocal samples. Dark and trippy, with a heavier rhythmic snap than its neighbours.

Named for the notorious big-wave break, this 110bpm cue in A major sets piano against glitched beats, dark pads and sub bass. The major key keeps it open while the mood stays haunted — suited to footage of scale and risk.

The slowest track here at 100bpm in F# minor, a stripped deep-house groove of pads, bass, understated beat and floating vocal samples. Sensual and unhurried, it leaves plenty of room over the top for narration.