A Gogo

Bright surf-rock instrumental in A at 125bpm, built on reverb-soaked electric guitar, walking bass, kit drums and bongos for a beachy Latin lilt. Sunny and uncomplicated across a tight 2:16, holding one feel-good groove from top to tail.

Fast, organ-led garage soul at 140bpm in E, with driving drums, twangy electric guitar and bouncy bass in a diner-jukebox mood. Relentlessly upbeat for 2:41 with no dip in energy — a straight-ahead happy dance groove.

The album's most cartoonish cue: 140bpm in E minor with organ, surf guitar, flute, piano, bongos, wordless ooh-aah backing vocals and a theremin adding a spooky-comic wobble. Latin-tinged and quirky rather than purely sunny, its minor key giving mischief to the bounce over 2:27.

The fastest and hardest-driving cue here, 150bpm in D minor with stabbing horns, gritty organ, surf guitar and propulsive drums. Two minutes of swaggering minor-key chase energy — lean, urgent and built for motion.

Relaxed mid-tempo soul shuffle at 105bpm in C, with handclaps, bright horn punctuation, clean electric guitar and a rolling bassline. Its unhurried strut and steady 2:31 length make it easy to talk over and easy to loop under dialogue.

Mid-fast 129bpm romp in G with organ, twangy guitar, bass, drums and wordless ooh-aah backing vocals for a knowing retro-comic tone. Cheerful and slightly goofy across 2:33, sitting between the album's beach cues and its comedy cues.

A brisk 150bpm major-key romp in D that pairs surf guitar and drums with organ, Rhodes and flute for a light, comedic colour. Fast but sunny rather than tense, running 2:38 with a playful bounce throughout.

Cool, minor-key surf-noir at 140bpm in C minor, with horns, handclaps, bongos and extra percussion pushing a twangy guitar lead. The darkest-toned of the up-tempo cues and the longest at 2:43, with a sustained swagger suited to sequences that need edge as well as fun.

Laid-back 105bpm groove in C with handclaps, horns, clean electric guitar and a cruising bassline — the same easy soul feel as its 105bpm companion but shorter and tighter at 2:15. Steady and sunny with no dramatic shifts, ideal as a bed.

The longest cue on the album at 3:08, a 115bpm soul slide in E with horn punches, handclaps, warm bass and rhythm guitar. Its extra length gives room for a full arrangement to develop, making it the most self-contained dance groove here.

Snappy 116bpm strut in G with handclaps, horns, electric guitar and bass locked into a dance-step groove. Short and punchy at 2:24, brighter and lighter on its feet than the album's 105bpm cuts.

Sly minor-key funk-rock at 137bpm in F minor, combining horns, organ, bongos and percussion with a theremin's eerie whine over surf guitar. Cool and slightly conspiratorial across 2:45, harder-edged than the album's beach material.