Distant Conversations — lo-fi café beats for deep focus. Warm tape hiss, soft drum grooves, and hushed neon ambience drift through rain-streaked windows—perfect for study, writing, or late-night sessions. Minimal melodies, gentle loops, zero distractions. Press play, settle in, and let the room fade while your mind locks in.

Miles to Go

My theme for the Lofigirl - Native Instruments Lo-Fi beat challenge.
Guitar and bass lines by my friend Brian :)

Complexcity

karoshi.

like if u enjoy :)
1. 98' (my own sample)
2. grown (ahmad jamal - ghetto child)
3. hurt (yuki something - morning star)

a few dusty beats.

waves at night

This is London producer Akinya (https://soundcloud.com/beatsfromaki), founder of Fortune Head. He learns the German language in Dusseldorf and has been producing dope dumps for 2.5 years. Growing up in a musical home, he picked up the jazz rudiments from dear old dad and felt the rhythm of Nigerian highlife music. If you want to make it straight to his heart, get this man a bowl of jollof rice and groundnut (peanut) stew. He'll tell you anything. You can spot him wearing some gritty Reebok Classics that look like they are haunted by the spirits of someone's ancestors, oh lawd. Nobody loves making beats with their crew more.

Intro Series: Akinya

Saint Romain (https://soundcloud.com/maxstromain) is a Texas producer and founder of Fortune Head. He is no stranger to the hip-hop scene and has been producing for almost 4 years. You can hear the trademark sounds in his work: roars, screams and tidbits taken from all of the old horror movies he loves. The only time he ever leaves his house is to cruise down to Sonic on his Heelys - toes up style. The rest of the time he is face down in the DAW or exorcising demons on his SPs. He is inspired by the members of Fortune Head and other influences to reach a more defined, personal sound.

Intro Series: Akinya

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