How to Use These Prompts (Fast + Clean)

• Pick 1 anchor style (example: “Jungle”). Start narrow.
• Add 1–2 mood words max (example: “intense, underground”). Too many moods can blur results.
• Add 3–6 instrumentation nouns (example: “breakbeats, sub bass, chopped vocals”). Keep them concrete.
• Set a BPM using the number + “BPM” (example: “170 BPM”).
• Generate 2–3 versions, then refine with small changes only.

This matches Suno’s own guidance: specify genre, mood, and instrumentation for clearer results. Skip straight to J tags →

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Use this when you want structure without overloading the model.

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J Tags (Jazz → Jungle)

• Jazz
  Beginner Safe: Jazz, smooth, 90 BPM, saxophone, upright bass, brushed drums, piano
  Intermediate Better: Jazz, smoky club, 90 BPM, tenor sax lead, upright bass walking, brushed kit, piano comping, warm room ambience, tasteful solos
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• Jazz Fusion
  Beginner Safe: Jazz fusion, energetic, 120 BPM, electric guitar, synth bass, keys, tight drums
  Intermediate Better: Jazz fusion, groove-heavy, 120 BPM, clean electric guitar, synth bass, Rhodes keys, crisp drums, syncopated hits, modern mix clarity
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• Jazz Rap
  Beginner Safe: Jazz rap, laid-back, 85 BPM, Rhodes piano, upright bass, boom-bap drums, soft vinyl texture
  Intermediate Better: Jazz rap, reflective, 85 BPM, Rhodes chords, upright bass, boom-bap kick/snare, subtle vinyl crackle, hook-friendly chorus pockets, clean vocal space
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• Jazz Funk
  Beginner Safe: Jazz funk, groovy, 110 BPM, wah guitar, clav keys, slap bass, tight drums
  Intermediate Better: Jazz funk, swagger, 110 BPM, wah guitar riffs, clavinet, slap bass, punchy drums, horn stabs, upbeat hook energy, crisp mix
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• J-Pop
  Beginner Safe: J-pop, upbeat, 140 BPM, bright synth leads, electric guitar, digital drums, catchy chorus
  Intermediate Better: J-pop, glossy, 140 BPM, bright synth hooks, tight guitars, punchy drums, big chorus lift, layered harmonies, clean pop mix
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• Jungle
  Beginner Safe: Jungle, intense, 170 BPM, breakbeat drums, sub bass, chopped vocal hits
  Intermediate Better: Jungle, underground, 170 BPM, classic breakbeats, deep sub bass, chopped vocal shots, dark pads, fast fills, warehouse energy, tight low end
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• Juke / Footwork
  Beginner Safe: Juke footwork, energetic, 160 BPM, punchy drums, rapid hi-hats, chopped vocal samples, heavy bass
  Intermediate Better: Juke footwork, chaotic, 160 BPM, snapped snares, rapid hats, chopped vocal loops, aggressive bass hits, stop-start rhythms, club battle vibe
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Next: K tags →

K Tags (K-Pop → Klezmer)

• K-Pop
  Beginner Safe: K-pop, bright, 130 BPM, punchy drums, synth hooks, tight bass, big chorus
  Intermediate Better: K-pop, anthemic, 130 BPM, punchy drums, glossy synth hooks, tight bass, verse-to-chorus lift, layered harmonies, crisp pop mix
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• Kabuki
  Beginner Safe: Kabuki, theatrical, 80 BPM, taiko drums, shamisen, flutes, dramatic accents
  Intermediate Better: Kabuki, dramatic, 80 BPM, taiko ensemble, shamisen phrases, bamboo flute, ceremonial pacing, spacious ambience, stage-like dynamics
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• Kawaii Metal
  Beginner Safe: Kawaii metal, playful, 160 BPM, heavy guitars, double-kick drums, bright synth melody
  Intermediate Better: Kawaii metal, high-energy, 160 BPM, heavy guitars, double-kick drums, bright synth hooks, cute layered chorus, hard verse contrast, tight modern mix
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• Klezmer
  Beginner Safe: Klezmer, festive, 100 BPM, clarinet lead, violin, accordion, upright bass
  Intermediate Better: Klezmer, expressive, 100 BPM, clarinet lead, violin countermelody, accordion chords, upright bass, lively dance pulse, warm room tone
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• Krautrock
  Beginner Safe: Krautrock, hypnotic, 120 BPM, motorik drums, repetitive bass, analog synth, guitars
  Intermediate Better: Krautrock, driving, 120 BPM, motorik beat, repetitive bassline, analog synth pulses, minimal chord changes, long build, vintage texture
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• Kuduro
  Beginner Safe: Kuduro, energetic, 140 BPM, hard drums, syncopated percussion, synth stabs, heavy bass
  Intermediate Better: Kuduro, party, 140 BPM, hard drums, syncopated percussion, sharp synth stabs, heavy bass hits, chant-ready hook, club drive
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Next: L tags →

L Tags (Latin → Lo-Fi)

• Latin
  Beginner Safe: Latin, lively, 110 BPM, congas, horns, acoustic guitar, dance groove
  Intermediate Better: Latin, rhythmic, 110 BPM, congas, timbales, horns, acoustic guitar, clave feel, bright mix, dance-floor momentum
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• Latin Jazz
  Beginner Safe: Latin jazz, warm, 120 BPM, piano, congas, brass, upright bass, swing feel
  Intermediate Better: Latin jazz, vibrant, 120 BPM, piano montuno, congas, timbales, brass riffs, upright bass, tasteful solos, live room feel
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• Lounge
  Beginner Safe: Lounge, relaxed, 90 BPM, soft drums, jazz chords, warm bass, smooth keys
  Intermediate Better: Lounge, late-night, 90 BPM, soft drums, jazz chord keys, warm bass, subtle guitar, mellow ambience, polished stereo space
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• Liquid Drum & Bass
  Beginner Safe: Liquid drum and bass, uplifting, 174 BPM, smooth pads, rolling drums, sub bass, airy textures
  Intermediate Better: Liquid drum and bass, emotional, 174 BPM, rolling break drums, warm sub bass, lush pads, melodic keys, gentle vocal chops, clean high end
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• Lo-Fi
  Beginner Safe: Lo-fi, chill, 75 BPM, soft piano, mellow bass, vinyl texture, simple drums
  Intermediate Better: Lo-fi hip-hop, nostalgic, 75 BPM, soft piano loop, mellow bass, vinyl crackle, dusty drums, tape wobble texture, cozy atmosphere
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• Lullaby
  Beginner Safe: Lullaby, gentle, 60 BPM, music box, soft strings, light piano, calm ambience
  Intermediate Better: Lullaby, soothing, 60 BPM, music box motif, soft strings, light piano, minimal percussion, warm reverb, bedtime calm
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Next: M tags →

M Tags (Mambo → Metal)

• Mambo
  Beginner Safe: Mambo, energetic, 120 BPM, horns, bongos, bass, piano, dance groove
  Intermediate Better: Mambo, bold, 120 BPM, horn section riffs, bongos, congas, bass, piano montuno, call-and-response energy, bright mix
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• Math Rock
  Beginner Safe: Math rock, technical, 145 BPM, clean guitars, complex drums, tight bass, odd accents
  Intermediate Better: Math rock, angular, 145 BPM, clean guitar tapping, syncopated drums, tight bass, odd-meter accents, start-stop riffs, clear separation
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• Memphis Rap
  Beginner Safe: Memphis rap, dark, 140 BPM, heavy 808, sharp hats, eerie bell, aggressive drums
  Intermediate Better: Memphis rap, gritty, 140 BPM, heavy 808, sharp hats, eerie bell loop, punchy snare, chopped vocal adlibs, ominous mood
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• Minimal Techno
  Beginner Safe: Minimal techno, hypnotic, 125 BPM, tight kick, minimal percussion, synth pulse, deep bass
  Intermediate Better: Minimal techno, stripped, 125 BPM, tight kick, minimal hats, subtle percussion, synth pulse, deep bass, slow filter movement, club-ready loop control
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• Motown
  Beginner Safe: Motown, uplifting, 120 BPM, tambourine, bassline, horns, piano, tight drums
  Intermediate Better: Motown, joyful, 120 BPM, tambourine on backbeat, melodic bassline, horn hits, piano chords, tight drums, classic soul groove, warm vintage feel
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• Metal
  Beginner Safe: Metal, aggressive, 150 BPM, distorted guitars, double-kick drums, heavy bass, intense energy
  Intermediate Better: Metal, powerful, 150 BPM, distorted rhythm guitars, double-kick drums, tight bass, strong riffs, big chorus lift, punchy modern mix, controlled low end
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• Melodic Death Metal
  Beginner Safe: Melodic death metal, intense, 180 BPM, fast guitars, double-kick, melodic leads, heavy bass
  Intermediate Better: Melodic death metal, fierce, 180 BPM, tight rhythm guitars, melodic lead guitar lines, double-kick drums, aggressive snare, strong riff hooks, crisp attack, clear separation
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Next: mistakes that cause generic outputs →

Common Mistakes That Kill Results

• Over-stacking descriptors: 10+ mood words often averages the output into blandness.
• Mixing too many styles: “Jungle + metal + K-pop + lo-fi” usually collapses into generic pop.
• Over-instrumenting: listing 12 instruments blurs arrangement. Keep 3–6 first.
• Forcing everything at once: if you want vocals + complex structure + heavy FX, build in steps.
• Not iterating: generate 2–3, pick the best, then refine with small changes.

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Updated: January 12, 2026.
This guide is part of the GET JACKED INTO Suno prompt series — built to be readable, skimmable, and consistent across the whole alphabet.