Style DNA
The core ingredients.
Use a small compatible group as the main prompt anchor. Add further detail only when it clarifies a deliberate production choice.
Structure markers
[Intro][Verse 1][Chorus][Verse 2][Outro]Genre recipe · 110-130 BPM
Catchy, melodic, and slightly alternative. Guitar-driven with pop sensibilities.

Style DNA
Use a small compatible group as the main prompt anchor. Add further detail only when it clarifies a deliberate production choice.
[Intro][Verse 1][Chorus][Verse 2][Outro]Indie Pop, Dream Pop, Jangly Guitar, Catchy Hooks, Lo-Fi Aesthetics, Upbeat, Nostalgic, Youthful
[Intro] (Clean electric guitar riff) (Simple drum beat) [Verse 1] Walking down the street we know Wondering where the time goes Coffee cups and cigarettes Living life with no regrets [Chorus] (Catchy melody) We are young and we are free Just you and me Dancing in the summer rain Forget the pain [Verse 2] Polaroids on the wall Waiting for you to call Sweaters in the summertime Everything is gonna be fine [Outro] (Whistling melody) (Guitar fades out) Yeah, yeah, yeah...
Working method
Start with the recipe’s sonic vocabulary, then draft the chorus or central motif before expanding the verses. The genre should shape section energy and performance, not merely sit as a label at the top.