Shields's four new contributions (along with My Bloody Valentine's "Sometimes" from Loveless) set the tone for the album's ethereal atmospherics. "City Girl" possesses a wall of mellow guitar fuzz and breathy vocals that sharply recall his band's penchant for combining lilting waves of glimmering beauty and studio perfection. "Are You Awake?" offers a midtempo dance floor pulse and rudimentary programmed beats. And though "Goodbye" and "Ikebana" are little more than short instrumental cues for the film, they are just as engaging as his prior gentle excursions. Meanwhile other tracks, from the graceful beauty of Air's electronica on "Alone in Kyoto" to Sebastien Tellier's mellow acoustic strum and waves of synths on "Fantino," perfectly complement the soundscape he creates.