Desire
A slow, heavy record built on guitar and nothing but intention. The 808 BD hits hard underneath and doesn’t apologize for it. Desire moves at its own pace — dark, deliberate, and built for artists who write from a place of want.
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Slow Bass with a moment. A Donell Jones vocal chop rides the coastline and turns the whole beat into a scene. Laid back, deliberate, cinematic. Built for records that take you somewhere before the first hook drops.

Slow Bass with a moment. A Donell Jones vocal chop rides the coastline and turns the whole beat into a scene. Laid back, deliberate, cinematic. Built for records that take you somewhere before the first hook drops.

Florida energy, no filler. Pain N Joy hits with a drum break that cuts through the mix and keeps the pocket tight. The tempo pushes without rushing — room to flow, room to flex. This one’s for the artists living both sides of the feeling.

Florida energy, no filler. Pain N Joy hits with a drum break that cuts through the mix and keeps the pocket tight. The tempo pushes without rushing — room to flow, room to flex. This one’s for the artists living both sides of the feeling.

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Grand piano, strings, distorted bass, slow bob groove. 108 BPM · Cm · Built for rappers and singers with something to say.



Patient energy with a full chorus vocal already built in. Waiting holds space for someone who hasn’t shown up yet — and the record feels exactly like that. The vocal chorus is ready. The artist just has to write their verse.

Waiting Outside (Prod. JGuccI) 130 BPM · Abmin · 2:48 Free download. No strings. Just use it right.

Waiting Outside (Prod. JGuccI) 130 BPM · Abmin · 2:48 Free download. No strings. Just use it right.