The longest cue on the set at 7:20, a 124bpm progressive deep house build in F# driven by four-on-the-floor drums, rolling bass and layered arpeggios with no vocal samples, leaving the synth work to carry it. The extended runtime gives room for a long DJ-style intro and gradual filter opens, suiting after-dark footage that needs to travel.
At 6:22 the shortest and most direct of the group, a 123bpm house groove in G where chopped vocal samples and FX sit over arpeggiated synths, sub bass and a steady club kick. The title's record-culture nod fits crate-digging, DJ-booth and vinyl-store visuals as well as general upbeat lifestyle cutting.
A 123bpm deep house track in F# running a full seven minutes, with vocal samples and FX threaded through arpeggios, warm bass and tight club drums. The playful title points to the lighter, more tongue-in-cheek end of the EP — good for glossy, unserious lifestyle content rather than heavy peak-time drama.
The title cue: 122bpm progressive deep house in D, 6:28, built from liquid arpeggio patterns, rounded bass, vocal samples and FX over a metronomic house kit. The lowest tempo of the set gives it a slightly cooler, more hypnotic pulse that loops well behind dialogue-free visuals.
122bpm house in F across 7:06, instrumental apart from synth lines — arpeggios, deep bass and steady club drums with no vocal samples to compete with a narrator. The sleek title matches its smooth, textural feel, and the long form plus lack of vocal hooks make it the most usable bed here for talk-over.