Fresno

Catchy indie pop track kicks off with punchy drums and jangly guitars, layered with vibrant synth textures, Verses lean minimal with rhythmic bass and subtle pads, building into bright, hook-filled choruses, Bridge introduces percussive breaks and dreamy guitar leads before a dynamic final chorus

boom bap, u, k, drill, high bpm, fast rapping, hypnotic, chopper, psychedelic, super fast, technical rapping with super clear enunciation, often incorporating complex rhyme schemes while keeping the flow tight to the beat, Pete & Baz

boom bap, u, k, drill, high bpm, fast rapping, hypnotic, chopper, psychedelic, super fast, technical rapping with super clear enunciation, often incorporating complex rhyme schemes while keeping the flow tight to the beat, Pete & Baz

A reflective lo-fi hip-hop storytelling track with smoky vocals and a slow, nostalgic West Coast groove, The song takes place on the corner of Wilson and Olive in Fresno, California — across from Greenbush Spring, where the Tiki Bike lives, The narrator drifts into memory, describing a stoop that used to sit outside an old apartment building: a hangout for homeless folks, addicts, and everyday people scratching lottery tickets, smoking cigarettes, or just talking on the phone, The stoop was torn down by the landlord after too many complaints, but it remains a symbol of Fresno’s soul — the broken and the hopeful side by side, The lyrics repeat the line “I’m sorry, I didn’t hear what you said, I was too busy lookin’ at the stoop, ” The beat is mellow with vinyl crackle, deep bass, and a lazy snare

Create a funny, sexy R&B funk song called “Tower D (All Night)” — inspired by “Dick in a Box” by Justin Timberlake & Andy Samberg, The vibe is playful, confident, and full of late-night Tower District Fresno flavor — think neon lights, art bars, wine, murals, and flirtation, Smooth male vocals with comedic swagger, Funky bass, light synths, slow-groove beat, and background harmonies that feel sensual but funny, Lyrics should include clever wordplay around Tower D, nightlife, Olive Ave bars (Goldstein’s, Lucy’s, Irene’s), and the feeling of local mischief, Keep it flirty and comedic, not explicit — more “innuendo” than “NSFW, ” Add occasional spoken-word lines for humor (mock-seductive style), Hook idea: “It’s my Tower D (all night), serve it hot under neon light — you want that Tower D… hold tight, ” End the song with a smooth R&B whisper outro

Style: gritty 90s East Coast hip-hop, Biggie Smalls meets modern street gospel, heavy boom-bap drums, warm analog bass, soulful choir samples, dark ambience, cinematic reverb, slow confidence, God-flow swagger, adult tone, Vocal delivery: deep voice, laid-back but powerful, storytelling cadence, confident flows, smooth internal rhymes, slight rasp, street-holy energy, hypnotic rhythm, Mood: gritty, divine, triumphant, reflective, street-wise, smoky, adult, cinematic, Lyrics direction: Keep all original lines EXACTLY as written in the song, Include themes of struggle, God, weed, gambling, sex, art, hustling, pain, glory, and redemption, Make it sound like a holy sermon delivered from the block, Echoes of Biggie, DMX spirit, a little Kendrick storytelling, heavy slang, Strong hook, haunting bridge, crown-style final verse, Chorus vibe: soulful choir mixed with street grit, Anthemlike, Emotional but tough, Imagery: smoke, halos, midnight streets, kitchen memories, dice rolling, murals