A mid-tempo future bass cue at 108 BPM in G flat minor, built on chopped female vocal samples, sub-heavy bass and synth pads, with brass stabs adding weight to the drops. The 108 BPM pocket gives it a slower, sultrier swagger than the rest of the album, and the near-three-minute runtime leaves room for a full build and payoff. Fits luxury car interiors, high-end fashion films and slow-motion product reveals.
The album's title cue and its fastest, hardest track — 164 BPM in A minor with driving drums, distorted bass and glitched female vocal fragments over bright synths. Tight 2:20 length and relentless tempo make it the obvious choice when the picture needs urgency rather than cool.
Fast, glossy future bass at 154 BPM in E flat minor, with processed female vocal hooks, punchy programmed drums and saw-lead synths. Slightly darker in key than the title track but similarly compact at 2:21, so it works as an alternate high-energy option in the same edit.
The most spacious cue here: 90 BPM in G minor, with flute lines threading over synth bass, sparse electronic drums and chopped vocal textures. The slower tempo and airy top end suit open-road and travel imagery, and the 2:45 length allows a patient build toward a fuller final section.
A moderate 118 BPM cut in A minor, pairing steady electronic drums and warm synth bass with sliced female vocal samples. Its shortest-on-album 2:12 runtime and mid-tempo pulse make it a practical bed for narrated brand spots and lifestyle cutdowns that need forward motion without aggression.