2:54

3:07

2:48

2:32

4:00

3:14

3:42

3:25

3:41

3:53

3:23

Regal, slow, posh, exaggerated mundane, theatrical, Dan Bull, melodramatic rap, male vocals
2:50

dark choir, trap, British, slow rap, deep voice, british male vocals, kratos
3:15

3:23

eeire drill, posh British, regal, duet, slow bass 808, Sherlock, Holmes, male vocals
3:39

2:58

Regal Drill, Rap, Diss, Slow, British Posh, Royal Monotone Spoken, Male vocals, British Man
3:22

Excomunicá
v4.5
[Intro: A solemn, Gregorian chant sets a faux-reverent tone, ]
[Verse 1: A jazzy, lounge-style beat accompanies male vocalist’s smooth yet sardonic delivery, listing Subject’s past indiscretions, ]
[Chorus: A gospel choir sings exaggerated praises of subject, with male vocalist interjecting humorous asides, ]
[Verse 2: Transitioning into a gritty hip-hop beat, male vocalist intensifies his critique, drawing direct parallels between subject’s past and present, ]
[Bridge: A sudden shift to a distorted, electronic soundscape reflects the chaos of subject’s contradictions, ]
[Final Chorus: The gospel choir returns, now singing about the confusion surrounding subject’s identity, culminating in a cacophonous finale, ]
3:08

3:27

Cronenberg
v4.5
a poised male British vocal in the royal English accent, The pacing remains spacious, offering room for dramatic pauses, stately percussion provide elegance and gravity, But there's tones of panic throughout
3:39

Poor Souls
v4.5
A brooding orchestral intro with distant, crackly found audio swells into thunderous percussion, brass, and haunting choir, Layered strings and tense synths intensify, leading to a theatrical climax featuring booming drums, dramatic sound design, culty adlibs, crowd vocals, and a soaring sung chorus
2:19

Pied Piper
v4.5
Regal drill track opens with stately flute and glockenspiel arpeggios atop deep, skittering kicks, Posh male vocals breeze over aggressive hi-hats and heavy bass, Fast, articulate regal rap in verse 1, eerie commanding chorus, wild shouted verse 2 with censor beeps, verse 3 returns to fast rap
3:26

Blaming Me V
v4.5
Rap, Deep inquisitory Transatlantic accent for verse 1, a higher pitched british accent for the chorus and a fast rapid fire british accent for verse 2, ‑female
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
3:17

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
2:48

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
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
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
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
2:54

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
2:34

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
2:48

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
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

















