3:08

Dearest Me
v4.5
Opens with dramatic orchestral strings and bold brass stabs layered with deep, cinematic bass, The verses feature crisp American male rap, theatrical pacing, and dynamic ad-libs over intricate percussion, The chorus contrasts with a melodic male voice, reinforced by sweeping orchestra
3:20

Letter
v4.5
The song opens with crisp letter-opening, paper flick, and crumple SFX against hushed piano, Verse one: dry, posh British male spoken word, comedically reading a letter above light pizzicato strings, Chorus erupts into a soaring, dramatically sung male chorus with lush orchestration, Verse two: tentative, stammered spoken vocals with pen scribbles underscoring, subtle strings, Verse three: tense, panicked delivery, biting sarcasm, intensified by agitated staccato strings and percussion
3:30

Whisper Back
v4.5
A baritone deep voiced male vocalist, A catchy chaotic theatrical chamber pop intro with humorous cinematic sound effects like crashing and a cat yowling, explodes with layered strings, percussive clatters, pen scribbles, and paper rips, Verse 1 rides sly bass, pizzicato, and witty spoken word; verse 2 shifts to uncertain, sparse piano and hesitant delivery, Verse 3 swells with hopeful strings, then a softly sung chorus ends suddenly, leaving tension
2:31

Agony Aunt
v4.5
The track opens with a grand piano riff and subtle vinyl crackle, the posh, regal British intro layered over orchestral hits, Verses 1 and 2 feature a relaxed hip hop groove—tight snare, upright bass, gentle Rhodes—while the posh vocal delivers lines with dry comedic pauses, Verse 3’s beat intensifies with punchy drums and faster percussive fills as an angry English guy shouts over grittier synths, The chorus is marked by string flourishes and parodic vocals: the regal man’s exaggerated old lady impression, playful horns, and quick comedic breaks that spotlight the absurdity
3:40

Love, Jeep
v4.5
Opens with a grand orchestral flourish and playful sound effects, American male vocalist delivering a hopeful, melodic verse with strings and woodwinds, Verse two adds sharp brass, percussion accents, and quicker tempo as annoyance grows, Verse three bursts with bright orchestration, lively rhythms, and excited delivery, Spoken interlude features theatrical back-and-forth over sparse piano and percussion, The bridge heightens with dramatic timpani, rising strings, and bold brass, The chorus explodes in celebratory, full-orchestra and broadway grandeur, uniting all motifs
3:17

Letterbox
v4.5
A bass-boosted, silly grime by spoken word in crisp, male British accents, dialogues and punchlines cut with playful laugh tracks, Cheeky adlibs from backing vocalists punctuate key moments, while the instrumental is limited to a thumping, grime, hip-hop bass groove, male british, massive basslines throughout, Chorus is spoken word slow and monotone
3:47

High
v4.5
Bright piano leads open into punchy, glam-tinged guitar riffs, driving soft rock drums, Male american vocalist, Bass lays bold, upbeat undertones while wry instrumental breaks feature cabaret-style percussion, A rousing, melodic chorus lifts the mood, anchored by grand piano and brassy accents reminiscent of vintage music hall
2:46

Jeep Jamboree
v4.5
The intro begins with a deep british voice and spotlights upright bass and brushed drums, setting a smoky lounge vibe, Verses unwind with slow, swaggering swing, integrating muted piano, clarinet swells, and deep, precise British male vocals, The chorus ignites with raucous, fast swing and shouting trumpets, vocals staying slowed and clear, Slowly the music turns to a jazz filled grime track, ending with a heavy bass filled jazz drill track
The vocals are regal, royal and British throughout, ‑female, ‑american
2:48

Study
v4.5
Opens with theatrical slurred narration over a jazzy, old school east coast hip hop, and brushed drums, Verses feature intoxicated, slurred East Coast rap over chopped swing brass and smoky piano loops, Chorus explodes with full 1920’s swing sample, male vocals soaring above brassy horns
3:35

posh British, sad drill, slow, fast, regal, chorus has a slow male vocals, male, British, piano and subtle bass warblers
3:07

Starts with chopped vocals and crackling drive-thru speaker static, setting a theatrical tone, Tight east coast drums and gritty rap rock guitars lay down the groove as bold bass kicks in, Verses ride this texture, laced with comedic sound cues; choruses amplify the effect, fully filtered through distorted drive-thru mic, with energetic interplay between static blasts and vocal delivery throughout
2:17

A regal, royal British vocal anchors the song, drill music flowing over everything in verse 1, marked by slow, meticulous phrasing and a subtle, cerebral groove, Verse 2 explodes with brisk beats, quirky grime, and a frenetic, eccentric vocal delivery, The outro surprises with distorted instrumentation and a rough, playful "Yoda" impression vocal over stuttering, chopped-up orchestration
2:41

Genie
v4.5
Boom bap grime beat drives the track, anchored by relentless heavy 808s and guitar basslines, Throughout, regal British male vocals proclaim with exaggerated monotone, theatricality, layered over a constant looping filtered synthwave and motif, the chorus is eerie and haunting with a pop beat, The outro explodes with a wild, high-pitched male voice, unrestrained and shouting over the dense backdrop, Broadway, Posh British, Regal, Royal Theatre, Heavy Sarcasm, male vocals, ‑singing
3:39

Echoes III
v4.5
A wild electro-swing and swing-revival groove kicks in with punchy horns, upright bass, big-band drums, and chopped jazz piano licks, Quick-witted light-rap verses skate over an experimental stop-start beat, leaping between theatrical-rock flourishes and warped satirical-pop synths, Choruses alternate—one mocking with layered melodic hooks and playful harmonies, the next unleashing sharp, percussive vocals for an angry, frantic burst, The arrangement bristles with tempo shifts and genre-blending accents, ending on a bold, brassy flourish
2:44

Drop King
v4.5
British vocalist for verses 1 and 2, The chorus erupts with thunderous sub-bass, punchy 808s verse 1 has a regal and royal british, 1920s vocalist, slow and methodical, verse 2 has a very exaggerated spanish male vocalist, angry! high pitched at times
vinyl flick after chorus finishes
consistent beat after the first verse
heavy bassline drill beat, synthwave 808s
chorus needs a powerful bassline, ‑female
3:17

Backtrack
v4.5
A fun classic east coast track that jumps straight in without an intro, The American male vocalist raps with self deprecating humour, The instrumentals are layered with east coast trap influenced drums and snares, an inconsistent time signature, There is some powerful bass pulsing throughout with a slight trap influence, At the end of the track, a bouncy swing sample dance tune takes over as the track ends
2:35

A posh and regal British vocalist glides over sharp UK grime drums and hard 808s, with lush, bass lines weaving between sections, The chorus strikes a goofy, playful tone, underpinned by bouncy rhythms and quirky melodic accents, Rap and flow with monotone and sarcastic vocals
eerie piano, with distorted basslines in the background, male VOCALS ONLY
3:12

Baby Black
v4.5
A Memphis phonk type beat at 144 bpm fuses brooding, slow sub-bass and gritty guitar with broken, distorted drum patterns, crazy imposing bass dominates the track, The male american vocalist has a very deep, raspy and grungy voice, Experimental shifts in time signature keep sections unpredictable, Synths breeze through while rhythmic flows ride jagged, syncopated beats
2:36

This hardcore early 2000s grime track explodes with punchy, heavy 808s and a distorted sub bassline pitching up and down driving relentless energy, Melancholic choruses break in, blending lush orchestral samples and sweeping minor strings, spotlighting dramatic, regal 1920s-style vocals, Urban grit fuses seamlessly with grand, vintage textures, all underpinned by the hardest grime beat imaginable, Chorus should be blues filtered male singing, ‑female
2:57

American male vocalist, This humour filled track starts off dark and slow, combining old style dark dramatic trance pop, dark medieval folk and fast east coast trap, It has heavy drum and bass with rock undertones, and has an intricate, unpredictable time signature that makes the track progress into a memorable, catchy song
4:59

Blaming Me VI
v4.5+
An eerie grime beat emerges, employing a 28ms delay on the bass, then moves to a thicker 26ms bass for added depth, the melody should be vocoder and single strings occasionally
British Sherlockian vocalists for all verses and adlibs
Verse 1 should be a clear spoken and arrogant rap, Verse two is deadpan and aggressive, The vocals should be clean and very well pronounced male vocals
2:58

Shut Up
v4.5+
The track fuses pop rock, hard-rock grit, and old-school jazz voicings with dark techno textures and booming house-inspired punchy 808s, Slap-bass and rolling hi-hats ride atop grimy, progressive hip hop beats in an odd time signature, Hard kicks and layered slap-bass drive a thunderous, eccentric groove, Bass vocals cut through with aggressive, studio-quality delivery, all wrapped in a catchy, party-ready refrain
2:54

Burnout
v4.5+
The track fuses pop rock, hard-rock grit, and old-school jazz voicings with dark techno textures and booming house-inspired punchy 808s, Slap-bass and rolling hi-hats ride atop grimy, progressive hip hop beats in an odd time signature, Hard kicks and layered slap-bass drive a thunderous, eccentric groove, Bass vocals cut through with aggressive, studio-quality delivery, all wrapped in a catchy, party-ready refrain, two regal British vocalists deliver a back and forth rap commentary in verse 2, male vocals
2:28

Flop
v4.5+
American male vocalist, The track fuses pop rock, hard-rock grit, and old-school jazz voicings with dark techno textures and booming house-inspired punchy 808s, Slap-bass and rolling hi-hats ride atop grimy, progressive hip hop beats in an odd time signature, Hard kicks and layered slap-bass drive a thunderous, eccentric groove, Bass vocals cut through with aggressive, studio-quality delivery, all wrapped in a catchy, party-ready refrain
2:34

Ascended
v4.5+
A soft regal drill foundation and piano melody supports the duet, mixing regal, elongated melodic lines from the British vocalist with intimate, understated spoken word raps from the pastor, Heavy kicks become 808s, Beats are crisp but restrained, layered with airy pads, Two male vocals dedicate to sarcastic and spoken textures, creating dynamic contrast, ‑singing
4:01

Keep Coming Back
v4.5+
A punchy indie‑pop track with jangly guitars, syncopated drums, a minimalist bass groove, and catchy repetitive hooks, Use conversational male vocals, cool‑tempered delivery, with layered backing harmonies at choruses, Build gradually—start sparse, add emotional guitar arpeggios and percussion by the second verse, then full instrumentation by the final chorus, Mood: wry and detached with biting wit
2:57

Translate II
v4.5+
The track opens with a stately 1920s-style British orchestra—strings, brass, and a grand piano—establishing a luxurious mood, A slow, heavyweight 808 bass and sparse grime-inspired percussion underpin male spoken-word rap, delivered as if addressing an audience in an opulent hall, Dynamics shift between lush orchestral swells and stripped-back moments where rap takes center stage, merging posh elegance with urban grit, Anything in brackets is also spoken word, ‑female, ‑singing
2:48

Rest Now
v4.5+
The track launches with warped vocal samples and a glitchy synth loop over sparse trap-inspired percussion, Verses slowly ride a distorted 808 bass, sporadic hi-hats, and eerie keys, The chorus contrasts with airy, detuned pads and abrupt rhythmic shifts, sustaining a surreal, unsettling vibe
3:28

a posh, regal, Victorian man is the vocalist, intensifying the surreal atmosphere, Opening with warped, high pitched breaking vocal samples and a glitchy synth riff, sparse trap percussion grounds the intro, Verses layer distorted 808 bass, scattered hi-hats, and eerie piano, The chorus explodes with airy, detuned pads and abrupt rhythmic changes, while the vocalist gets better flow
3:06

A unique rave track driven by deep, rumbling bass and playful bouncy indie with jazz undertone horns sets the stage, High-energy beats and syncopated rhythms bounce throughout, building suspense before a wild, unpredictable drop mixes electronic textures with lively, jazzy samples, igniting a euphoric dancefloor, Verses are carred by an american mae vocalist
2:41

Regal British Vocalist over the beat, The delivery is sarcastic and subtly evil, Major horror-orwellian vibes, The arrangement features crisp experimental breaks, then shifts to a relentless, fast hip hop beat with extreme, pitch-modulating 808s, Suddenly, the bass halts into a slow, heavy 60bpm section—distorted, lingering, and intense Posh british vocalist, with regal and royal tones, highly exaggerated and posh arrogant, Delivery is slow
2:45

A haunting Halloween experimental bass heavy indie jingle with sing-song vocals; eerie reversed synths, detuned bells, and crisp hi-hats fill the verses, The bridge amplifies tension with dissonant pads before the entire track flips in reverse, maintaining groove, All of the intrumentals reverse on themselves to sound intensely chaotic and creepy, The second Chorus is sung by a british man, the rest of the track is sung by an american man
3:04

There's No Fire
v4.5+
A slow, dark indie trap track driven by thunderous, theatrical bass and punchy, minimal drums, Groovy syncopated hi-hats interplay with eerie synth layers and shadowy atmospheric pads, Melodic hooks cut through the mix, crafting an irresistibly catchy groove with a moody edge
3:33

Freak-ah
v4.5+
90s–2000s classic crunk anthem with pounding 808 bass, sharp hi-hats, booming kick drums, and aggressive call-and-response energy, Dark southern hip hop club vibe, heavy low-end rumble, distorted synth stabs, hype ad-libs and rowdy crowd chants, Male vocals raw, gritty, and shouted with swagger, capturing the chaotic energy of early crunk pioneers
2:18

Hush
v4.5+
Marching eerie and creeping cinematic grime hip hop beat with rare arpeggios and deep roaring 808 basslines, Regal British Vocalist with royal condescending tones, 1920s accent british posh
The track falls into outro after a while where the vibe turns slow and sinister with a drill base and a supervillain aura
3:19

The track opens with a classic vaudeville jingle: upright piano, perky brass, and crackling vintage textures, When verse 1 begins, it drops into a vaudeville trap beat with a slow rap flow—booming 808 bass, crazy hard beat, sharp hi-hats, and snap snares layered with old-timey samples and vintage vocals, merging eras seamlessly, Different accents add to this track, all male vocalists
3:07

Dark dungeon rap intro with sparse, atmospheric synths and distant vocal samples, Slow, deliberate experimental flow rides atop a monstrous, distorted sub-bass and grimy, minimalistic trap beats, Choruses hit with heavier bass drops and eerie melodic stabs, building an ominous vibe
2:12

Pasty
v5
A theatrical german trap and american indie trap fusion with an experimental flow, built around a playful, catchy bassline, Dramatic synth stabs accent punchy 808 kicks, with quirky FX and sudden stop-start moments, Layered backing vocals add to the humorous feel, while dynamic switches keep the energy unpredictable
2:11

Regal British Victorian Vocalist with A theatrical m, a, a, d city style experimental bass boosted trap fusion with an experimental flow, built around a playful, catchy bassline, Dramatic synth stabs accent punchy 808 kicks, with quirky FX and sudden stop-start moments, Layered backing vocals add to the humorous feel, while dynamic switches keep the energy unpredictable, male vocals
2:03

Inertia
v5
A theatrical trap and emo indie trap fusion with slight crunk influences with a slow, experimental flow, built around a playful, catchy bassline, synth stabs accent punchy 808 kicks, with quirky FX and sudden stop-start moments, Layered backing vocals add to the humorous feel, while dynamic switches keep the energy unpredictable, ‑guitar
3:13

Slow monotone vocals, A hard-hitting drill beat with icy hi-hats and deep 808s is layered under clipped nursery rhyme melodies played on honky-tonk piano, evoking a 1920s British music hall, Male vocals combine posh, condescending spoken-word delivery with theatrical stage presence, blending harsh rap verses and arrogant, grandiose interludes, elevated by subtle timpani and lush strings in the background
4:56

The track opens with a sampled train broadcast announcer over vinyl crackle, introducing a gritty East Coast Rap beat, Hard-hitting boom bap drums merge with modern trap hats and sub-bass, Dark piano stabs and brisk hi-hats drive the verse, with atmospheric layers weaving throughout the hook












