A 106bpm C# minor West Coast groove built on a swung drum machine beat, round synth bass and glossy 80s synth lines, with chopped vocal samples and airy background oohs and aahs filling the top end. Party-leaning and flirtatious rather than moody, it runs a full four minutes with enough repetition to cut to length.
The fastest and warmest cue here at 110bpm in E minor, with a funk drum beat, elastic synth bass and male vocal samples driving a sultry, feel-good strut. The title's smooth-soul suggestion tracks with its neo-soul R&B lean; it sits well under slow-motion summer imagery.
A 106bpm F# minor groove distinguished by horn stabs over the drum beat, synth bass and retro synth pads, giving it more late-night swagger than its sunnier neighbours. Vocal samples punctuate the four-minute run without ever taking a lead melody.
The shortest cue on the album at just under three minutes, this 106bpm D minor track adds string lines over the funk beat and synth bass for a slightly more cinematic, luxury edge. Tight and edit-friendly, it works where you need a full statement fast.
The album's title cue: a 108bpm G minor groove with whining synth leads, fat bass and both female vocals and background oohs and aahs layered over the beat. The most overtly celebratory and vocal-forward track here, landing squarely in classic West Coast feel-good territory.
At 100bpm in A minor this is the slowest, haziest cut, with electric guitar rather than vocal samples coloring the funk drums and synth bass. Laid-back and smoky across four minutes, it suits sunset footage and cruising shots where the pace needs to drop.