Bright marimba hook over a mid-tempo 105bpm hip hop beat in major-key D, with chopped vocal samples and a rounded bass holding the groove. Sunny and uncomplicated, it stays at one happy plateau rather than building, which makes it easy to cut against short-form footage. Suits teen and vacation content where the picture carries the story.
The album's most intimate cue: acoustic guitar figures and vocal chops over a brisk 135bpm trip hop beat in F# minor, with a slight ethnic inflection in the guitar phrasing. Reflective and romantic rather than glossy, it trades the record's luxury sheen for something warmer and more personal. Good under a quiet character moment or a two-hander conversation scene.
Piano-led and the shortest cue here at 1:39, running fast at 140bpm in B minor with a relaxed, sultry feel against the beat. Emotional but poised, aimed at high-end summer imagery — rooftops, poolside, evening city light. Its brevity makes it a clean fit for a 60- or 90-second edit.
Synth-and-bass trip hop at 130bpm in F minor, softer and more melancholy than its neighbours despite the same chilled luxury framing. Vocal samples float over a steady beat with no big dynamic swing, keeping it useful as an underscore. Works for slow-motion summer footage with a wistful edge.
The title cue: 128bpm in G# minor, synth-driven and coolly minimal, built on a clipped beat, deep bass and glitchy vocal fragments. Purely atmospheric confidence with no emotional pull, which is exactly what makes it a reliable bed for product and fashion visuals. Runs a full 1:59 with a consistent groove throughout.
At 115bpm in major-key A this is the most relaxed and upbeat of the luxury-leaning cues, with synths, bass and vocal chops sitting in a wide pocket. The longest of the mid-section tracks at 2:26, giving room for a two-part edit or a narrated sequence. Positive and glossy — suits youth-facing brand content.
Brass stabs distinguish this one from the rest of the album, punched over a fast 142bpm beat in F minor with synth and bass underneath. Despite the driving tempo the feel stays cool and swaggering rather than aggressive. Good for confident walk-and-talk footage or a sports-adjacent fashion edit.
The longest cue on the record at 2:39, leaning future bass: 115bpm in major-key G# with layered synths, extra percussion detail and processed vocal samples. Slick and unhurried, built for polished urban imagery and long-form edits that need a single unbroken groove. Ends the sequence of luxury cues on its most electronic footing.
Future bass–inflected trip hop at 128bpm in A minor, synth and bass forward with glitched vocal fragments and a slightly darker cast than the album's major-key tracks. Steady and unfussy across 1:50, no dramatic arc. Fits nocturnal city or wildlife-at-dusk footage where you want atmosphere without sentiment.
The album's most colourful cue, pairing marimba and strings with synths over a fast 140bpm beat in major-key F. Happy and lightly inspiring, with more melodic movement than its neighbours across 2:09. Best for upbeat teen and family-facing summer content or a feel-good closing montage.