The score is sassy and upbeat for the most part. The score begins with "Judas Kiss", a mysterious bossa nova tune. It has nice guitar, electric piano and muted trumpet solos. "Indiglo" is not a bossa nova but its atmosphere is about the same as "Judas Kiss". It features some sexy saxophone solo. "Mod Mango" is another good track with nice percussion arrangement. It reminds me of Lalo Schifrin's music for the cop show Mannix. The best track of all, is "Coco-La-Mambo". If you like mambo, there is no reason why you won't like it. It's just as attractive as Alan Silvestri's music for Soap Dish. The rest of the tracks more or less fall along the same line as the first few tracks. Almost all remind me of music from the cop shows of the 70s. For the slower tracks, they sound like someone is sneaking around looking for clues or following someone. The faster tracks remind me of 60s big band music except they have less instruments playing. Most tracks, like "Mod Mango", also feature great percussion arrangements. If you like a light rhythmic jazzy score, you will no doubt enjoy this one.