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10,000 plays and counting.. All my artist... you need this beat! Collab with Trillxsxphy! Download the untagged version of this instrumental and many more at http://www.juicemymusic.com Inspired By: Lil Wayne - The Carter V (Album Stream) PART I: 1. Better Get Em 2. Start This #### Off Right feat. Christina Milan 3. Light Up feat. Justin Timberlake 4. Believe Me feat. Drake 5. Open Sale 6. Take It Slow 7. Made feat. Big Sean 8. Start A Fire feat. Christina Milan 9. Famous feat. Reginae 10. Mona Lisa feat. Kendrick Lamar 11. Moral To The Story 12. ? feat. 2 Chainz 13. Scottie Pippen 14. Life of Mr. Carter 15. ? PART II: 1. She Said Better Get Em 2. Gotti feat. The Lox 3. Grindin feat. Young Jeezy, Young Thug 4. Holy 5. Just Chill feat. Justin Bieber 6. If I Don't She's Mine 7. Shake It 8. Velvet 9. From Good 10. Good Poison feat. Mikky Ekko 11. No Brainer feat. Flow 12. Never Really Mattered feat. Nicki Minaj 13. Brad Pitt feat. B.o.B 14. Mano Y Mano feat. Gudda Gudda 15. Murda feat. Flow 16. Let It All Work Out Drake - If You're Reading This, It's Too Late (Album Stream) 1. Legend 2. Energy 3. 10 Bands 4. Know Yourself 5. No Tellin' 6. Madonna 7. 6 God 8. Star67 9. Preach 10. Wednesday Night Interlude 11. Used To 12. 6 Man 13. Now And Forever 14. Company 15. You & The 6 16. Jungle 17. 6PM In New York - Bonus Track

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Hard hitting collaboration from JuiceGodBeats and DruggedOutVenom!! Download this beat and more on http://www.JuiceGodBeats.com

“Rain Dance” is a literal interpretation on exciting strip club adventures. In hip-hop music, the term “make it rain” is used to describe tipping strippers money. I took this concept and ran with it. For this beat I used rain sounds, water sounds, emergency sirens, and thunder to imitate a real rainstorm. I combined real rain sounds with energetic synthesized patterns and dynamic drums to create a canvas for a strip club type of song. I mainipulated sirens and alarms to excite the listeners of the beat. I layered several synthesized plucks to give the beat a thin non overbearing melody. I tweaked the synths until I got them all to sound like raindrops or thunder! I wanted the rain sounds to drive this beat! I used the timpani and orchestra hits to simulate a tribal rain dance. The deep counter melodies imitated thunder and lightning. I wrote several synthesized lead parts for the hook of the beat to glue all of its elements together. I can hear Travis Porter, Wale, Big Sean, and Waka Flocka on this beat. What do you guys think?

3Hunna is symbolic of my progression as a music producer. For this beat, I incorporated several techniques to create a dramatic and intense instrumental atmosphere. Chief Keef was my primary inspiration for this instrumental, so I took several elements from his music and placed them into the beat. Since Chief Keef grew up in a violent area of Chicago, Illinois, his music is regularly filled with narratives about Chicago street life. This beat 3Hunna was intended to be a canvas for a song that Chief Keef would make. I started the beat with the ambient and charismatic pluck sounds you can hear at the beginning of the beat. From the plucks, I added several synth layers to thicken the texture of the track. I wanted to create an epic feeling with this beat so I added several articulate string patterns to imitate a live symphony. For the hook of 3Hunna, I played a brass pattern to create a feeling of “war” or “going to battle”. The brass, tympani, and strings lay the foundation for serious lyrics and a dark tone. I always incorporate three signature elements into my beats: sound layering, videogame influences, and dynamic synthesized leads. Sound layering was fairly simple in this beat as I stacked several synth gates, pads, leads, plucks, and hit layers, with 4 separate string parts, timpani, brass, chants, riser fx, and percussion sounds. The main chant that repeats for most of the beat is a sample from “Streets Of Rage”, a videogame I used to play when I was a little kid. The leads are apparent on the hook of the beat as they compliment the brass. I usually do the drums last in my beats, and 3Hunna was no exception. I added hi-hats, triangles, snares, and 808’s to set the tempo. I can picture Chief Keef, Lil Reese, Fredo Santana, SD, T.I., Boosie, Webbie, and Rick Ross on this beat. What do you guys think? 

10's 20's 50's... A Rack City like instrumental I created to mimic the feelings of popular club and party songs. Download it on juicegodbeats.com