Continuing on with our bi-weekly beat series, this week, we have a beat called “Please Love Me Too.”
This one is self-explanatory by the way the hook sounds. However, I can remove the vocal samples, and that could open it up a little bit as far as topic goes. The tempo is about the same speed (if not slightly faster) that the artists at Young Money usually spit at, so if you like that tempo, this could work for you.
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Continuing on with our bi-weekly beat series, this week, we have a beat called “Never Mind What They Say.”
This beat is pretty open-ended, as you can use the vocal sample in different twists. You can love someone, and “never mind what they (others) say, never mind what they do), or you can do you, and “never mind what they say, never mind what they do,” etc. In the “hook” section, there’s a small vocal part that sounds like “About Me,” which can work for you.
It can work in different ways, and if you want the beat, we can also strip that part if requested. Otherwise, it’s pretty open-ended, and you can use your imagination and creativity.
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Continuing on with our bi-weekly beat series, this week, we have a beat called “Half Club, Half G.”
The type of song I envision on this beat can either work for a club song or a gangsta song, depending on how delivered. The beat is bouncy enough to work in the club but dark enough to really go hard. If done properly, you can even do a mix of both.
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