Genres

6 tracks

Pop

Direct melodies, memorable hooks, and contemporary songcraft designed to connect quickly without limiting where the sound can travel.

6 tracks

R&B

Contemporary rhythm and blues centered on voice, groove, and feeling, from stripped-back ballads to forward electronic production.

4 tracks

Amapiano

South African dance music shaped by log drums, jazz harmony, deep house, and a spacious, rolling groove.

4 tracks

Hip Hop

Rap, beat-making, sampling, and the many regional forms they inspire, grounded in rhythm, language, and point of view.

4 tracks

Electronic

Music built from synthesis, sampling, field sound, and programmed rhythm, ranging from intimate headphone work to club systems.

4 tracks

Ambient

Spacious music that changes the room around it through sustained tone, environmental sound, and unhurried development.

3 tracks

House

Four-on-the-floor club music spanning deep, soulful, and electronic styles, connected by repetition, movement, and release.

3 tracks

Afrobeats

Rhythm-forward contemporary West African pop where local languages, dance-floor percussion, and global songwriting meet.

3 tracks

Dance

High-energy music built for movement and shared spaces, crossing club pop, electronic production, and regional rhythms.

3 tracks

Reggae

Bass-led Jamaican music and its global branches, marked by spacious rhythm, sound-system culture, and social commentary.

3 tracks

Rock

Guitar-led music ranging from intimate bands to full-volume anthems, with live interplay at the center of the sound.

3 tracks

Highlife

Guitar-led West African dance music known for interlocking melodies, buoyant horns, and an enduring social pulse.

3 tracks

Jazz

Improvisation, conversation, and elastic rhythm across acoustic traditions, electric experiments, and new regional forms.

3 tracks

Folk

Story-first songs carried by strings, voices, memory, and a strong sense of place, whether traditional or newly written.