Mid-tempo electro pop in B minor built on a four-on-the-floor kick, funky bass and clipped electric guitar, with chopped vocal samples used as a hook rather than a lead vocal. The minor key keeps it cooler and a little moodier than the disco-house cuts here, brightening as the synth layers stack. Suits catwalk B-roll, summer travel vlogs and fashion-brand social edits.
The fastest cue on the set at 126 BPM, a disco-house leaning electro track in A minor driven by a straight 4/4 kick, claps and a funky filtered bassline under vocal sample hooks. Energy sits high and steady from early on with little let-up across its tight under-three-minute run. Good for club scenes, nightlife montages and high-tempo fashion or fitness edits.
The most relaxed groove here at 100 BPM in B flat, pairing a laid-back 4/4 kick with funky bass, guitar accents and playful vocal chops. Its major-key warmth and longest-but-one runtime make it a comfortable bed for cutting to, more sunny-afternoon than dancefloor. Works for lifestyle vlogs, beachwear campaigns and light-hearted product reels.
A 121 BPM disco-house cut in A minor where piano stabs sit alongside claps, four-on-the-floor kick and funky synth bass, with vocal samples as the hook. The nocturnal title and minor tonality push it toward after-dark glamour, and at 2:45 it is the shortest and most direct piece on the album. Fits city-at-night sequences, party montages and premium nightlife or fragrance spots.
The longest cue at over four minutes, a 102 BPM house-tinged electro pop groove in A major that adds strings to the usual kick, clap, funky bass and guitar palette for a more polished, luxurious sweep. The slower tempo and extended length give room to build and re-open, useful when you need one bed across a whole sequence. Suits luxury brand films, extended runway edits and long-form travel or lifestyle content.