A 115bpm electro-funk groove in B minor built on a slinky bass line, clipped electric guitar and synth stabs over a programmed beat, with a slightly darker minor edge than the majors on the album. The longest-running of the three uptempo cuts, it holds a steady retro-leaning pocket rather than climbing to a big peak.
Bright A-major electro funk at 115bpm, the sunniest and most openly playful cue here, with bouncing synth bass, chicken-scratch guitan chords and a punchy beat. The title's gaming slant and comedic quirk suit fast-cut screen action and upbeat tech content.
The most propulsive-feeling of the B minor 115bpm trio, a tight, forward-driving funk-pop groove of synth bass, dry drums and rhythm guitar that gets moving quickly and stays compact at 2:24. Its go-get-'em title and short length make it a natural cutdown for spots and getting-ready montages.
A slightly more relaxed 110bpm groove in C major that swaps rhythm guitar for handclaps, giving it a lighter, more innocent bounce — the one cue on the album also filed for kids content. Warm and cartoonish rather than gritty, it stays sweet and even-tempered across its two and a half minutes.
An easy-rolling 110bpm funk-pop cue in B minor, the same instrumental palette of synth bass, electric guitar and programmed drums but taken at a laid-back, everyday-groove pace. Short and loopable at 2:24, it works as an unobtrusive feel-good bed with clear midrange space.