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G Funk, Westcoast hip hop, oldschool, vinyl sounds, Song has 5 verses and a chorus Verse 1: English Chorus: Portuguese Verse 2: German Chorus: Portuguese Verse 3: Italian Chorus: Portuguese Verse 4: Spanish Chorus: Portuguese Verse 5: French Final chorus: Portuguese

Theme: Rap song about being sentenced to life in prison for a serious crime and not wanting to see their mother cry, Beat: Old-school hip hop beat inspired by 90s East Coast & West Coast style Boom-bap drums Vinyl scratches Warm analog synthesizers Dusty piano or soul sample loops Vintage vinyl crackle for atmosphere Structure & languages: Chorus (French): emotional, semi-sung hook about not wanting to see mother cry Verse 1 (English): raw rap about guilt and prison life Verse 2 (Portuguese): reflective rap about a mother’s pain Verse 3 (Spanish): dramatic verse about lost freedom Verse 4 (Italian): remorseful verse, heavy heart Verse 5 (German): cold, direct rap about regret behind bars Verse 6 (Polish): dark verse full of guilt and self-blame Style & mood: melancholic, serious, introspective Sound: mix of East Coast-style chopped samples and West Coast synth layers Extras: short DJ scratches between verses, subtle vocal cuts for authentic 90s hip hop vibe

G Funk, West Coast and East Coast Oldschool Hip Hop, hard drums, deep Synth, Scatches, Vinylsounds, Latino Influenced Melodies

> A protest song about police brutality in the USA, The verses are performed in classic G-Funk style with warm vinyl crackle, deep funky bass, retro synth leads, and hip-hop scratches, The chorus is sung in Reggae style, in Jamaican Patwa, Smooth laid-back flow in the verses, soulful but militant vibe, Think 90s West Coast vibe meets conscious roots reggae, Vinyl sound, analog feel, groovy rhythm

Traditional Reggae in Patwa, Oldschool, Funky

Dark Oldschool Westcoast Hip Hop, male vocals, Vinylsounds, scratch, synth

Oldschool gangsta rap track in early 90s Westcoast style, Slow, heavy G-funk inspired beat with deep rolling bass, funky synth leads, talkbox melodies and dusty vinyl crackle, Swinging hi-hats, warm analog feel, and big snare hits at around 90 BPM, Laid-back but raw flow with street storytelling about crime legacy, family honor and guilt passed through generations, English intro and outro with spoken word samples, UK rap style chorus, and rap verses in Spanish (Mexico), Portuguese (Brazil), Italian and French street slang, Cinematic, melancholic vibe mixed with gritty street realism

Create a dark, aggressive hip hop beat with a slow to mid-tempo rhythm, Use heavy, cinematic strings to create a menacing atmosphere, paired with hard-hitting drums and a deep, punchy bass, The melody should be simple, haunting, and repetitive, giving the track an epic yet raw and street-like feel, Keep the beat minimalistic but powerful, emphasizing a sense of coldness and urban toughness

G Funk, Westcoast hip hop, oldschool, vinyl sounds, Song has 5 verses and a chorus Verse 1: English Chorus: Portuguese Verse 2: German Chorus: Portuguese Verse 3: Italian Chorus: Portuguese Verse 4: Spanish Chorus: Portuguese Verse 5: French Final chorus: Portuguese

Create a dark, aggressive hip hop beat with a slow to mid-tempo rhythm, Use heavy, cinematic strings to create a menacing atmosphere, paired with hard-hitting drums and a deep, punchy bass, The melody should be simple, haunting, and repetitive, giving the track an epic yet raw and street-like feel, Keep the beat minimalistic but powerful, emphasizing a sense of coldness and urban toughness

Create a modern French hip‑hop/pop song with a reflective, slightly melancholic vibe, The lyrics should explore inner conflict after a breakup, mixing pride, self‑doubt and contradictory feelings (like “I love you… or maybe not”), Include a catchy, repetitive chorus line expressing this emotional tension, The beat should be smooth yet rhythmic, with modern electronic touches

G Funk, Westcoast Hip Hop, Scretch, Vinyl Sounds, Oldschool, Deep Bass, hard drums, Chorus (Hook): Portuguese Verse 1: English (UK Rap style) Verse 2: German (Deutschrap style) Verse 3: Italian Verse 4: Spanish Verse 5: French

Spanish oldschool hip hop influenced by 90's eastcoast rap, Scretches, Synth

French hip hop, oldschool, g funk, westcoast, scretch, vinyl sounds, synth

Create a French rap track with a dark, melancholic vibe inspired by early 2000s street rap: Slow tempo (~85 BPM), boom bap drums with deep kick and snappy snare Simple minor key piano melody, repetitive and emotional Dark, emotional male choir or background vocals singing “aaah”, “oooh” (no lyrics, just vocal pads) Dirty, heavy bassline Raw, serious French rap verses talking about street life, struggle, injustice (you can improvise lyrics) Occasional subtle string sections in the background to add drama Minimalistic production to keep the rap in the foreground Overall mood: melancholic, gritty, streetwise

Create a vintage blues song that sounds like an original recording from the 1920s, Use acoustic instruments typical of the era: resonator slide guitar, upright bass, washboard, and muted trumpet, The vocals should have an old-time, slightly raspy character, recorded with a warm, crackling gramophone effect, The lyrics tell the story of a bootlegging gang during Prohibition, a midnight whiskey run, a police raid on a speakeasy, and the chaos that follows, Include a catchy blues refrain repeating "Prohibition blues", The overall mood should be raw, swinging, and a bit mournful, true to Delta and early urban blues traditions, Tempo should be slow to medium (around 80–100 BPM), Make it feel like it could have been recorded on shellac in the roaring twenties

Write a dark, emotional storytelling rap song performed entirely as rap, but with a melodic flow in the style of Tupac, The song should tell the story of a teenage gang member sitting in prison, regretting his crimes, and being terrified of seeing his mother in the visiting room, afraid she will cry when she sees him, As the story unfolds, he confesses that he committed a contract killing, In the end, he is sentenced to death and waits in his death row cell for execution, The lyrics should be structured in four verses, each verse followed by a short bridge that shows his inner struggle, and a chorus that reflects his guilt and fear, The tone should be dark, raw, and deeply reflective, exploring themes of regret, fear, guilt, and inevitable fate — all delivered with a melodic, heartfelt Tupac-style flow

> The text is a dialogue between two characters on the phone: – The Mafia Boss speaks with a noticeable Italian accent (including occasional Italian words, slightly broken grammar), – The Street Gang Leader speaks with urban street slang, Each speaker’s part is marked with >>> for the Mafia Boss and <<< for the Gang Leader, Short mood-setting words or descriptions in brackets (e, g, phone rings, deep breath, sirens fade) are not part of what the characters say – they just describe the atmosphere, The text flows like a back-and-forth conversation, without any chorus or refrain, and is meant to sound authentic to each speaker’s background and style

Create a French rap song with an aggressive, confident trap beat (deep 808 bass, fast hi‑hats, heavy kicks), Lyrics should talk about “the good life, ” but in a hard, provocative, and proud tone—highlighting success, money, status, loyalty, and street survival, The chorus should be catchy yet forceful, repeating a line like “la belle vie, ” The vocal flow should be assertive, energetic, and sharp, ‑singing

Create a modern French rap song focused on narrative storytelling: three short but vivid character stories of young men from marginalized backgrounds who end up in trouble—drugs, crime or relationship betrayal leading to prison, The chorus should include a slang‑style refrain like “pris du ferme” or “locked up tight, ” repeated multiple times as a haunting, memorable hook, The overall sound should be raw, lean, and urgent: minimal beat, dark tone, with emphasis on storytelling and rhythmic flow

Create a Spanish rap song performed in raw Mexican street slang, strongly influenced by Westcoast Oldschool Hip Hop from the 90s, The beat should feel laid-back but gritty, with heavy bass, funky synths and a slow, head-nodding tempo, Add an English spoken intro sample at the beginning: "Funny thing about time… You watch the streets change, faces come and go… But the shadows? They never leave, I see it all… I’ve seen it all… still watchin’…” The lyrics should talk about life in the barrio, changing times, loyalty, betrayal, and watching new generations rise, Keep it authentic, reflective, and rap-ready

Create a Spanish rap song performed in raw Mexican street slang, strongly influenced by Westcoast Oldschool Hip Hop from the 90s, The beat should feel laid-back but gritty, with heavy bass, funky synths and a slow, head-nodding tempo, Add an English spoken intro sample at the beginning: "Funny thing about time… You watch the streets change, faces come and go… But the shadows? They never leave, I see it all… I’ve seen it all… still watchin’…” The lyrics should talk about life in the barrio, changing times, loyalty, betrayal, and watching new generations rise, Keep it authentic, reflective, and rap-ready

Oldschool gangsta rap track in early 90s Westcoast style, Slow, heavy beat around 90 BPM with deep rolling bass, funky synth leads, talkbox melodies, dusty vinyl crackle and warm analog feel, Cinematic, melancholic vibe mixed with raw street storytelling, Theme: loyalty to family above all – even when it destroys you, English intro and outro with spoken word samples, UK rap style chorus, and four rap verses in street slang: Spanish (Mexico), Portuguese (Brazil), Italian and French (banlieue slang), Lyrics about family honor, betrayal, pain and the heavy legacy of crime, Dark but soulful atmosphere, laid-back flow with emotional depth

Create an oldschool East Coast hip-hop track inspired by the late 90s and early 2000s sound, The beat should be dark, raw, and memorable, with classic boom-bap drums, deep bass, and vinyl crackle, Blend in traditional Thai instruments like khene, ranat, and pi nai to give it a unique cultural texture, Rap flow should be gritty, confident, and storytelling, capturing the spirit of a martial artist on a mission, Keep the vibe streetwise, cinematic, and slightly mystical

Oldschool gangsta rap track in early 90s Westcoast style, Slow, heavy beat around 90 BPM with deep rolling bass, funky synth leads, talkbox melodies, dusty vinyl crackle and warm analog feel, Cinematic, melancholic vibe mixed with raw street storytelling, Theme: loyalty to family above all – even when it destroys you, English intro and outro with spoken word samples, UK rap style chorus, and four rap verses in street slang: Spanish (Mexico), Portuguese (Brazil), Italian and French (banlieue slang), Lyrics about family honor, betrayal, pain and the heavy legacy of crime, Dark but soulful atmosphere, laid-back flow with emotional depth

Create an original East Coast underground hip hop track in the style of the early 2000s, Use raw, gritty boom bap drums, chopped piano and soul samples, and a dusty vinyl sound to capture that authentic underground feel, The lyrics should have a confident, laid-back flow and talk about street life, lyrical skills, and staying real in the underground scene, Keep the vibe dark, reflective, and nostalgic, with subtle vinyl crackle and head-nodding rhythm

Create an underground hip hop track inspired by the 1990s East Coast scene, The beat should feature classic vinyl crackle and authentic scratching effects reminiscent of turntablism from that era, The mood is dark and gritty, capturing the raw, unfiltered atmosphere of the streets, Use deep, boom-bap drums with heavy kicks and snappy snares, layered with jazzy or moody samples that evoke a sense of struggle and resilience, The overall sound should feel vintage and authentic, with subtle imperfections like record pops and tape hiss to emphasize the analog aesthetic, The vocals should be delivered with confident, rhythmic flow reflecting the storytelling style of underground lyricists, Avoid modern polish; instead, embrace a rough, underground texture that transports the listener back to 90s New York hip hop culture