A sauntering tune listing all the things that make living in New York City a challenge. Female vocalist, with featured tenor sax and background vocals.

Example Track. Sounds Used: ES067: 89, 94, 133, 62, 93, 106, 166, 242, 215. ES068: 96, 93, 122, 109, 1, 42, 44, 39, 152, 159, 164, 154, 206

Lively, positive isukuti from western Kenya, featuring joyful polyrhythmic drums, percussion and mallets, chorused electric rhythm guitar and bright picked lead, accordion, warm bass, and mixed vocals in the Luhya Maragoli language

Laid-back zilizopendwa from Nairobi, Kenya, with relaxed drum and percussion groove, picked electric and acoustic guitar motifs, bright melody, solo saxophone and warm Swahili male vocals

Jungle. Danger. Primitive rhythm. Congas, Panderias etc. Percussion rising. Kling at 0:34. Drums fill hard at 0:45. Rhythm theme at 1:01. Chorus (mixed) gliss starting at 1:10, gliss down detto 1:30, higher 1:50. Tutti 2:00. Percussion 2:10. Chorus 2:19. Last chorus chord, high with brass full 2:32. Last organ chord 2:47. End of sound 3:04

Chris Reynolds Dixie Seven

Stroll through the town to the beat of a boisterous jazz orchestra, string glissandi, mocking brass, final flight with a rhythmic crescendo.

Solo Spanish Guitar. Romantic and dramatic, evokes images of a dinner serenade or Latin dancers entwined.

Ethiopian Afro pop, jazzy, groovy, sixties and seventies neo-vintage, cool and relaxed, kitsch and quirky, guitar and electric organ riffs, positive and offbeat rhythms.

Soaring, proud cue featuring regal strings, building synths, bright piano and acoustic guitar strums, punchy percussion and lush electric guitar plucks