For smooth, pitch-corrected vocals with a melodic finish. Use in modern trap and melodic rap hooks.

Adds ambient layers—use in moody R&B or spacious intros.

Suggests vintage tape or vinyl textures—great for boom bap or soul-inspired tracks.

Classic 90s-era hip-hop drums with hard kicks and snares. Essential for conscious rap or storytelling verses.

Mid-tempo swing common in Southern rap. Tag when you want rhythm over speed.

Brings emotional guitar or vocal bends into the mix—used in soul-infused hip-hop or deep R&B.

Glitch or stutter-style vocal edits. Good for hooks, breakdowns, or bounce builds.

Requests lyric-forward structure—ideal for punchline-heavy or freestyle style deliveries.

Warm keys, vocal harmonies, and laid-back groove—works well with male or female soul vocals.

Tag for sliding 808s, dark melodies, and syncopated hi-hats. Matches with aggressive flows.

Early 2000s Southern U.S. style—crunk drums, club bounce, and heavy bass lines.

For an edgy, lo-fi or gritty delivery. Use in experimental hip-hop or fusion tracks.

Tag to build ballads or reflective verses—great for R&B bridges or heartfelt hooks.

Specifies lyric-focused delivery, tight bars, and sample-driven beats.

Tag for spatial backing vocals. Helps fill hook sections with vibe and space.

Groovy rhythms—ideal for funk-influenced hip-hop or retro-inspired R&B.

Calls for a high-register, smooth vocal—commonly used in R&B choruses.

Removes strict structure—good for open-form verses and improv-style lyrics.

Brings in vocal choir or organ from gospel—great for uplifting intros or soul rap moments.

Dark, textured loop—perfect for street rap or underground battle vibes.

Tag for thick sub-bass presence—drives trap and drill energy.

Rich background vocal or synth stack—used in modern R&B for dreamy textures.

Short, instrumental breaks—ideal for vibe resets or storytelling transitions.

Modern radio-ready production—use this for polished mixes and commercial tone.

Sax, upright bass, or modal keys—great for lo-fi beats and soulful hip-hop instrumentals.

Calls for an early, impactful hook—great for TikTok-style beat drops or quick-listen tracks.

Emotional or dramatic modulation—common in R&B to lift the final chorus.

Tag for rhythmic patterns with punchy kick emphasis—works in trap and club hip-hop.

Analog hiss, tape crackle, or detuned instruments—great for chill beats and retro hip-hop.

Multiple vocal fills that surround the main line. Boosts energy in chorus or post-hook sections.

Tag for modern fusion of melody and rhythm—sung or semi-rapped delivery.

Classic soul chords and harmonies. Used to root R&B tracks in a vintage sound.

Tags vintage piano or electric keys for warm intros and sentimental transitions.

Use for 80s–90s hip-hop feel with clean kicks and simple basslines.

For high or low-shifted vocal effects—great for hyperpop-inflected hip-hop or R&B builds.

Tags a fast, energetic lyrical section—use in contrast with slower, moody sections.

Soulful stacked vocals—defines modern or classic R&B choruses.

Expands vocal or synth sound into wider ambient mix.

Promotes vivid, linear narrative delivery—good for conscious or confessional hip-hop.

Uses vintage soul sample or feel—used in R&B/rap crossovers.

Calls for rapid, syncopated hi-hat rolls—common in modern trap and drill beats.

Tags for modern faith-based sounds with soulful vocal textures and hip-hop drums.

Use to request cut-up vocal samples as melodic instrumentation.

G-funk inspired leads and chords—great for retro grooves and laid-back flows.

Signals to boost sub-bass presence for club-ready or headphone-focused mixes.

Combines light and dark tones—emotional contrast between verse and chorus or sections.

Tags a chill, vibey instrumental section—great for transitions or end of track fadeouts.