Stream "Bicycle Lane" now : https://bfan.link/bicycle-lane

Listen to ‘Bicycle Lane’ by KLIM. The Ukrainian music producer, known for blending nostalgic hip-hop elements with modern Lo-Fi aesthetics, returns with another captivating track. Infused with a ’90s hip-hop sample and warm Lo-Fi sampler notes, ‘Bicycle Lane’ creates a laid-back yet immersive vibe. With its smooth rhythms and dreamy textures, the track takes listeners on a carefree ride, evoking the feeling of a slow cruise through city streets.

The Jazz Niche

Bicycle Lane

KLIM - Bicycle Lane

a thematic 10-track album inspired by hiking, exploring and the wonders of the natural world.

Wayside Trails [Full Beattape]

Stream "Ocean Bubbles" now :  lnkfi.re/oceanbubbles

Drifting through sun-soaked skies and Miami vibes, this chill instrumental from Gas Lab & Paul Grant blends smooth synths, jazzy basslines, and crisp drums. With its aquatic lofi textures and laid-back groove, Ocean Bubbles captures the essence of a carefree summer — perfect for beach drives, poolside moments, or simply unwinding under the sun. A refreshing soundwave from Buenos Aires and beyond.

Ocean Bubbles

Gas Lab & Paul Grant - Ocean Bubbles

cocky.

likewise.

KRSHOUT - Stillmatic  - 92 BPM

Check out my drums - https://spvidz.com/collections/sample-packs

1. Visuals
2. Wrong
3. User
4. Sure Start
5. Girl

Here's Harry

Here's Harry [LOFI Beat EP]

Stream 'Borago' now: lnkfi.re/borago

Presenting Borago by Oskar Hahn and Mononome. The hip-hop producer from Germany teams up with his Greek pal to release a new sonic delight. Both are well known for their ability to craft million-streamed beats such as Besima and Anikawer. This time around, the two producers have joined forces to deliver Borago, a lo-fi beats gem featuring groovy basslines, soulful synth notes, and a distinct hip-hop kick. It’s the perfect soundtrack for late-night vibes, focused work, or just kicking back.

Borago

Oskar Hahn & Mononome - Borago

no more empty projects

After a year with less music and more movement, mostly cycling, I am fully hyped to return to weekly beatmaking.

For the restart I made a drum and bass track built from a wav.ryders community sample pack. While previewing the drum samples, the direction was immediately clear: 180 BPM.

At the time I was on a wellness trip in the mountains with my wife, working in short, limited sessions. You can hear that pressure in the fast tempo, the driving groove and the sharp stabs. It feels like stress turning into rhythm.

I usually do not produce DnB, so I am honestly surprised how solid this one turned out.

Looking forward to the challenge of making one beat every week and to hearing what everyone else comes up with.

It is good to be back!

Drum and Bass

audio degradation enjoyer
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no more empty projects

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