Comedy Action Brass

A fast 140bpm G minor big band chase in tiptoe-caper mode, with stabbing brass, muted trumpet lines, busy kit and hand percussion over comping piano. The minor key keeps it mischievous rather than triumphant, building to a punchy button inside two minutes.

A mid-tempo 102bpm C major groove with a Latin lean — cowbell and percussion driving under swaggering brass section hits and jazzy piano. Looser and more strutting than the album's chase cues, it stays good-humoured throughout and closes cleanly.

A 127bpm C minor brass workout where synth underpins the big band section, giving it a slightly modern, mock-heroic edge. Trumpet-led figures and driving drums push a superhero-spoof energy across a tight two minutes.

The slowest cue here at 80bpm in G major, pairing brass and trumpet with orchestral strings for a swaggering, mock-military team-assembles feel. The half-time pulse leaves plenty of room between hits, making it the most dialogue-friendly track on the album.

A bright, playful 118bpm F major romp with congas adding a bouncy Latin lift under cheerful brass and trumpet lines. Sunny and uncomplicated where other cues are sneaky, it runs a neat two minutes to a clean finish.

A 126bpm D major big band charge, all confident brass fanfare figures, trumpet and hard-hitting drums with piano comping underneath. The major key makes it the most straightforwardly heroic of the fast cues rather than sneaky or comic.

A 110bpm G minor spy-mission cue where strings shadow the brass and trumpet for a tense, purposeful stride. Slower and more suspenseful than the outright chases, with a steady drum-and-percussion pulse that supports narration before the final brass hit.

A 102bpm F minor strut with growling brass and muted trumpet over lazy piano chords and shuffling percussion. The minor key gives it a smoky, film-noir-parody attitude — sly rather than energised.

A relaxed 94bpm C major swinger where brass and trumpet trade with strings over walking piano and light percussion. The gentlest groove on the album, more nightclub-jazz wink than action cue, with an easy resolution.

The fastest cue at 146bpm in D major, a breakneck big band gallop with brass, trumpet, driving drums and orchestral strings adding sweep. Openly adventurous and family-friendly rather than sneaky, it barrels to a decisive close.