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I always encourage up and coming rappers to start of rapping over freestyle beats as it’s much easier for you to follow the snare. The tempo tends to be commonly found between 85 - 95 BPM. These old school instrumentals are based on old jazz samples. The pioneers these instrumentals included producers like DJ Premier, 9th Wonder and Jay Dilla.
What Are Freestyle Beats?
Freestyle instrumentals are much more simplistic. Consisting of a basic boom-bap drum pattern. Using a combination of the Kick, The Snare and High Hats and some light percussive instruments.
All of the producers would create a simple boom bap beat and add chopped up samples obtained from old soul records. Freestyle beats have much more room in them for the rapper to shine. There is less distraction from the instrumentation to distract the rapper.
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Compared to most modern trap beat which sometimes steals the limelight form the rap artist.Trap beats are more suited for clubs and live shows.Designed to hype the audience.
Boom Bap on the other hand, are more suited to rappers that want their lyrics to shine. If you have an important story to tell or you feel that the lyrics that you have written deserve to be heard then instrumentals are the best place to start.
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Above, you'll find a beat player featuring a curated playlist of all my storytelling instrumentals. Instead of searching through my entire hip hop beat store, you can access all my best beats for rapping right here in one convenient playlist. If you need any assistance, please click the contact button and send me an email.
Freedom {Drake Beat}
Freestyle Freedom is a storytelling beat I made in the style of a modern Drake beat. The beat is 100% original instrumentation.
I mixed the beat with some vinyl stock sounds and various filters to give the impression that it is sampled.
The instrumental has a very smooth and soul sound which can be used for a storytelling rap song.
Day Dream { Drake X J Cole Type Instrumental}
Day Dream is also inspired by rap artists like Drake, JCole and Kendrick Lamar.
The beat has a very elegant piano chord structure that I feel will inspire any hip hop artist to rap over.
What I love about this instrumental are the parts where the drums stop and the piano continues. Really placing emphasis on the soul of the song.
Love Child {Modern Beat}
Love Child is a beat that I made a while back when Pusha T had a beef with Drake.
I really like the way Pusha T raps. This is more of a modern rap beat with trap elements.
There is some much space for any rapper to rap over this instrumental. It has the perfect mix of a more modern commercial sound but the instrumentation of a boom bap soul record.
I Can {Rick Ross Gospel Beat}
I Can is an Instrumental inspired by a Drake song featuring Rick Ross called “Lord Knows”, which was produced by Just Blaze.
Inspired by lord knows I set out to create gospel hip hop beat. Something which suited Rick Ross’s style of rapping.
The "I Can" beat combines gospel elements, energetic boom-bap drums and a powerful bass-driven bass line.
Which Beats Are The Most Popular?
I have out lined some of the more popular beats from my website here in the playlist above.
The popularity is based on the number of lease licenses sold and feedback I have received from my social channels like that of Youtube.
If you are looking for specific instrumentals like boom bap or vibe type beat feel free to use the search bar located in the beat store. Add in specific keyword phrases so that the player will return a more accurate type of instrumental that meets your specific needs.
J Cole Instrumental
The Rise is a beat I created which was inspired by J Cole’s and Kendrick Lamar’s more modern approach to hip hop. Combining a very fast trap style drum pattern and very spars old school instrumentation.
The main instrumentation is carried out by a Chinese Loon but is shaped and filter in a way that it sounds like chopped up female vocals.
This beat is much faster {145BPM} than the other boom-bap style beats.
Allot Class {Migos Style Beat}
Instrumental inspired by Migos. My approach to this instrumental is a more relaxed Miami Vibe sound.
The beat is much more chilled out, and even with the more modern trap 808 kick drum, the beat has an air to it.
While the beat doesn’t have a traditional boom bap storyteller sound, it does mix a more modern summer commercial sound with a classic hip hop vibe.
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These instrumentals are some of the easiest rap beats to flow over, making them perfect for those learning how to rap. You need instrumentals that feature a hook but aren't overly complicated.
Many emerging hip hop artists are influenced by modern trap music, with artists like The Migos, Drake, Future, Gucci Mane, and Travis Scott all using a fast-paced, electrifying hip hop sound.
These particular rap beats are performed at a higher tempo (140 BPM) and feature uniquely placed snare and hi-hat rolls. These unconventional snare patterns can pose a challenge for up-and-coming rappers, as they need to figure out the right pockets to deliver their verses.
Level Up Your Sound: Where to Find High-Quality Instrumentals Online
In the beat store player, you have the option to download a tagged demo of various instrumentals. These free beat downloads are intended solely for audition purposes.
This feature allows you to rap over my beats and determine if they inspire you to create a great song. It helps you eliminate the risk of purchasing an instrumental that might not fit your needs or preferences, ensuring you invest only in the tracks that truly resonate with your artistic vision.
However, it's important to note that these demo downloads are tagged and cannot be used for any commercial purposes. If you find a beat that aligns perfectly with your project, you will need to acquire a lease license to use it commercially. This license grants you the freedom to use the instrumental in mixtapes, albums, singles, or live performances, and also provides the opportunity to generate royalties from your music. By supporting our website and content creation through purchasing a lease license, you gain access to high-quality beats while helping us continue to provide valuable resources for artists like you.
