The slowest cue on the set at 70bpm, a spacious C major future bass groove built from chopped vocal samples, soft synth chords and a rounded sub bass. Its half-time pocket and bright key give it a wistful but warm lift, good for reflective lifestyle footage that still needs a beat.
The title track and the fastest cue here at 102bpm in F major, a bright, playful future bass beat with vocal chops, plucky synths and a punchy low end. Sunniest and most immediately upbeat of the album, suited to summer campaigns that want momentum without aggression.
At 2:54 the longest track on the album, an 80bpm G minor chillstep groove with a moody edge — sub bass, filtered synth pads and processed vocal fragments over a laid-back beat. The extra length allows a slower build and fuller arc, useful when a scene needs a bittersweet undercurrent rather than pure sunshine.
An 87bpm B minor cue with a jazzier harmonic tilt than its neighbours — smooth chord voicings and warm bass under a relaxed future bass beat with vocal samples. Cool and slightly hesitant in keeping with the title, good for stylish footage with a hint of doubt.
A confident 90bpm cue in B flat major, mid-tempo future bass with sliced vocal hooks, glossy synth stabs and a firm sub bass pulse. Positive and forward-leaning, an easy fit for feel-good brand work and friendship-driven footage.
94bpm in F major, one of the brisker grooves on the album but with a longing quality implied by the title — airy synth pads, chopped vocal textures and a steady chill beat. Works where warmth and a touch of nostalgia need to coexist.
An 81bpm F minor chillstep cue, darker in colour than the major-key tracks here, with deep bass, sustained synths and vocal fragments over a half-time beat. The minor key and slow pulse suggest recovery and gradual return, useful under transformation or before-and-after storytelling.
The shortest cue at two minutes flat, 98bpm in E major — light, quick and cheerful future bass with bouncy vocal chops and clean synth plucks. Its brevity and bright key make it a tidy fit for short-form edits and cutdowns.
85bpm in B flat major, an easygoing daytime groove with soft synth chords, mellow sub bass and scattered vocal samples over a relaxed beat. Deliberately unhurried and low-drama, comfortable behind narration or dialogue-light lifestyle footage.
80bpm in A minor, a cool early-morning groove with pulsing bass, hazy synth pads and processed vocal textures over a steady chill beat. The minor key keeps it focused rather than sunny, suiting solitary motion and routine-building imagery.