The fastest-feeling of the guitar-band cues at 170 BPM in C, built on a driving drum kit, busy bass and bright electric guitar with no keyboards to soften it. Sunny, teen-coded and relentlessly forward-moving across 2:45, suited to surf, skate and summer road footage.
The only cue here with synth alongside the electric guitar, bass and drums, giving 128 BPM in C a slightly glossier, more modern pop-rock sheen. Its 2:14 length and optimistic "you can have it all" lift make it the most advertising-ready option for retail and lifestyle cutdowns.
At 197 BPM in F# this is the most breakneck track on the set, a fast punky indie rock run of drums, bass and electric guitar with a carefree "easy living" attitude. Over 2:41 it suits speed-driven cutting: bikes, chases, festival crowds and rapid-fire comedy.
A 140 BPM indie rock cue in C with the same lean guitar, bass and drums line-up, its title pointing at morning-after nostalgia rather than pure hype. Compact at 2:24 and feel-good throughout, it fits friendship footage, night-out recaps and coming-of-age edits.