Flower Power

A slow 75bpm psychedelic rock groove in E built from drums, bass and reverb-soaked electric guitar, loose and hazy rather than driving. The unhurried pulse suits slow-motion imagery and lazy afternoon montages, with a whimsical toy-parade lilt implied by the title.

Fast 135bpm surf-rock in D with snappy drums, walking bass and twangy electric guitar, all forward momentum and beach-party energy. Works for coastal travel cuts, retro-styled action and anything needing an uptempo 60s guitar band feel.

The quickest cue here at 140bpm in B, adding organ to the guitar/bass/drums core for a garage-band bounce with a playful, fun edge. Under two minutes, it makes a tight, punchy bed for fast-cut comedy or energetic promo work.

A mid-tempo 110bpm groove in B where organ and shakers give the guitar-bass-drums combo a hypnotic, slightly quirky repetition that fits the title's mantra idea. Its steady loop-like feel is easy to talk over and suits eccentric character moments or ritualistic imagery.

Distorted, aggressive psych rock at 92bpm in B, centred on a swaggering guitar solo over heavy bass and drums. Short and badass, it suits confrontation, biker imagery and slow-motion action where attitude matters more than speed.

The slowest and most atmospheric cue at 60bpm in E flat, layering synth pads under twangy electric guitar, bass and sparse drums for a soaring, moody haze. Its wide open space makes it a strong narration bed for landscape, ocean and reflective documentary footage.

An intimate, somber 90bpm piece in A with guitar, bass and drums kept restrained and reflective rather than psychedelic. Suits water imagery, loss and quiet turning points in a coming-of-age or surf documentary.

Driving 113bpm rock in E with distorted electric guitar over insistent bass and drums, energised and sports-ready. A confident action bed for competition footage, road sequences and anything needing retro muscle at a mid-fast clip.

The most overtly trippy cue: 88bpm in A with sitar and wah-wah guitar over bass and drums, drifting through nearly three minutes of Eastern-tinged psychedelia. Ideal for 60s counterculture footage, altered-state sequences and hazy period montage.

Confident 124bpm garage rock in D with distortion and a featured guitar solo over a punchy rhythm section. Sits between the album's driving cuts and its heavier ones, working well for swaggering intros, sports edits and retro action beats.