Afrobeat

Afrobeat, early-era　1970’s style, Tempo: around 150 BPM, Intro (8–12 bars): Two clean electric guitars start the track, Guitar 1 plays a repeating single-note riff with a sharp, clean tone, Guitar 2 performs funk-style 16-beat chord-cutting, tight and constant, Underneath, two layers of West African percussion (congas, shekere, agogo, or similar) join in to create a steady polyrhythmic bed, These two guitars + percussions keep the groove going nonstop throughout the whole track, Mix them so the riff and percussive pattern are always audible, forming the hypnotic core, Harmony: Minimal, Mixolydian one-chord vamp, classic early Afrobeat harmony, Deep rolling bass locks into a four-beat pulse against the guitars’ three-note cycles, Horns: Trumpets, tenor sax, and baritone sax delivering short stabs, unison riffs, and highlife-funk phrasing, Vocals: Avoid Yoruba-English call-and-response, Use simple humming phrases or soft rhythmic chants instead, lightly floating above the groove

[STYLE PROMPT] Kawaii Future Bass and Afropiano hybrid at 150 BPM, driven by Afrobeat polyrhythmic percussion, Two bass layers remain constant: deep Moog sub bass and aggressive TB-303 acid bass, Drop sections switch to half-time Kawaii Future Bass groove, Verses use four-on-the-floor claps to build tension and groove, Vocal chops appear in the intro and transitions, constructed from sliced syllables of the following lyric phrases, Bright, emotional, and playful but grounded in Afrobeat rhythmic complexity, [INSTRUMENTATION] FM EPiano JP-8000 Supersaw FM Bell Pluck Synth (Sylenth1) T-808 Kick & Sub Moog Bass TB-303 Acid Bass Afrobeat Percussions Vocal Chop FX [VOCAL] Female Kawaii voice + Female Kawaii Rap (dry, close-mic, slightly saturated)

Smooth Jazz And Afrobeat Merge At 65 Bpm, With Acoustic Guitar Laying Flowing Chords And Gentle Melodies, Fretless Bass Glides Deep Lines Beneath Soft, Syncopated Afrobeat Drums, Piano Supplies Airy Textures And Subtle Harmonic Color, Creating A Slow, Relaxing, Chill Backdrop

Smooth jazz and afrobeat merge at 65 bpm, with acoustic guitar laying flowing chords and gentle melodies, Fretless bass glides deep lines beneath soft, syncopated afrobeat drums, Piano supplies airy textures and subtle harmonic color, creating a slow, relaxing, chill backdrop

Energetic future bass synths and playful kawaii sound effects, layered over an afrobeat-inspired drum groove, Syncopated percussion and subtle marimba burst through the mix, The hook features a bright, melodic piano lead, weaving between percussive vocal chops and pulsating sub-bass drops