The album's title cue and its brightest, busiest groove: 115bpm lo-fi hip hop in B with electric guitar figures, Rhodes and Hammond-flavoured keys, upright-feel bass, claps and a dusty beat. Warm and sociable rather than melancholy, it sits in a steady pocket for its full three and a half minutes with room for talking over the top.
A funkier, slower cut at 90bpm in F#, built on live-feel drums, a prominent bass line and synth layers rather than acoustic keys, which gives it more strut than the guitar-led tracks here. Happy and playful throughout with no dramatic shift, useful where you want groove and personality without melodic clutter.
Minor-key lo-fi at 114bpm in F minor — the same brisk tempo as the title track but tilted toward unease, with keys, bass, synth textures and a steady dusty beat. Tagged investigative as well as moody, it suits footage that needs momentum and a question mark rather than warmth.
A short, sunny 90bpm groove in F# with electric guitar, electric piano, piano, claps and rounded bass — essentially the warm, guitar-led counterpart to the synthier track at the same tempo. Soulful and easygoing across 2:47, it lands cleanly and never builds to a peak.