Genre recipes for your next song

Buoyant West African pop built from interlocking percussion, melodic bass, bright guitar, and an easy vocal pocket.

Atmospheric, spacious, and texture-focused. Minimal percussion and heavy use of reverb.

Emotionally direct songwriting with expressive guitar, a grounded pocket, call-and-response phrasing, and room for instrumental conversation.

Dark, moody, and dramatic R&B with orchestral elements and trap-influenced drums.

Orchestral, acoustic, and dynamic. Focus on strings, piano, and woodwinds.

High-energy, distorted drift music with futuristic synths and cowbells.

Gritty, dangerous, and swampy. Think "True Detective" meets Johnny Cash.

Fast breakbeat production with moving sub-bass, atmospheric layers, controlled tension, and vocal phrases shaped for high-speed momentum.

Broad category covering synths, drum machines, and digital production.

Grand, cinematic music suitable for trailers and battle scenes.

Massive, emotional, and cinematic orchestral music designed for film scores and trailers.

Acoustic storytelling shaped by close vocals, natural room tone, fingerpicked guitar, and memorable plainspoken refrains.