Jazzed Up Beats

An 80bpm old-school hip hop groove in D# with warm Rhodes chords, soft electric guitar licks and a rounded bass under a laid-back drum loop. The mood is dusk-lit and unhurried rather than dramatic, holding one relaxed pocket throughout.

The album's brightest tempo at 120bpm, pairing a chill house-leaning beat in G minor with muted trumpet lines and jazz piano. Sexier and more forward-moving than its neighbours, with a swagger suited to street footage and confident entrances.

A smooth jazz-house hybrid at 110bpm in D minor, built on organ and Rhodes over a steady beat with electric guitar and synth colour. The most overtly cinematic and location-flavoured cue here, evoking sunlit coastal drift.

A 90bpm G minor beat with organ pads and a saxophone line carrying the melody over rolling bass. Sensual and easy, the sax gives it more of a lead voice than the Rhodes-based tracks around it.

At 105bpm in F minor this is a slightly pacier chill beat, layering Rhodes and organ with electric guitar figures over a warm bass line. Faintly wistful and questioning in tone while never breaking its relaxed stride.

The longest cue on the album at nearly three minutes, a 90bpm D# groove with Rhodes, guitar and bass sitting in a wide, unhurried pocket. Its length and even dynamic make it a dependable long-form background bed.

The shortest and most playful track here: 88bpm in A minor with glockenspiel and marimba sprinkled over Rhodes, guitar, synth and a light beat. The bell-toned percussion gives it a curious, boutique-cool character.

The slowest and most sultry cue at 75bpm in D minor, with organ and Rhodes over a heavy-lidded beat, extra percussion and soft guitar. Intimate and skin-close, built for slow-motion and low light.

A brisk 2:14 edit at 80bpm in G minor where a flute line floats over Rhodes, bass and a dusty beat. The airy top end and short runtime make it a neat, self-contained cue for a quick segment.

A 90bpm A minor beat with piano, clavinet and synth over bass, giving it a keyboard-forward, morning-fresh optimism that matches the title. Slightly more melodic and hopeful than the guitar-led tracks on the album.