Faint Apparition floats on bare essentials — kick, hats, snare—while a distant, edited vocal shimmers like a ghost in the room. Quiet soul-bells and upfront Rhodes sketch a soft halo around the groove. Minimal, hypnotic, a little surreal — built for late sets where the floor wants to drift, not explode.

Track facts

Tempo/Key: 124 BPM • F minor (Camelot 4A)

Palette: tight kick/hat/snare loop, airy vocal motif, Rhodes/piano lead, subtle soul-bells, gentle tape delay/reverb

Structure: 32-bar DJ-friendly intro/outro • patient break • submerged re-entry

For DJs

Headroom-safe master • sits clean in minimal & deep house sets

Works between 122–126 BPM for blend flexibility

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Faint Apparition

Guitar-driven Texas energy—dusty, outlandish, and cinematic. Spur City rides a swung 808 pocket with crisp hats and snare cracks, early-Gunna melodies, and that Days Before Rodeo atmosphere. F minor at 144 BPM for effortless double-time flows and big hook space; subtle keys layer color without crowding the guitar lead.

Track facts
• Key/BPM: F minor • 144 BPM
• Palette: twangy lead guitar, airy keys, hard 808/sub, tight hats & snare, wide FX for space
• Structure: 8-bar intro → 16-bar hook section → 16-bar verse → alt hook (drops elements) → outro

Usage
Free for non-profit use with credit “prod. Low Key”
For leases/stems/commercial use: DM @lowkeymadeitknock

Spur City (144 BPM F Minor)

Guitar-first, stadium-dark and nostalgic. Chrome Rodeo rides a swung 808 pocket with TM88 melody loops up front—the riff clips into the drop on purpose for grit, while airy keys color the hook. Big halftime swagger at 140 BPM, A# minor for bold, moody flows.

Track facts
• Key/BPM: A# minor (Bb minor) • 140 BPM (Camelot 3A)
• Palette: TM88 guitar + lead layers, add-key sprinkles, saturated 808, tight hats/snare, bar-wide FX tails
• Structure: 8-bar intro → 16-bar hook → 16-bar verse → alt hook (mute keys / add counter-riff) → outro

Usage
Free for non-profit with credit “prod. Low Key”. For leases/stems: DM @lowkeymadeitknock.
(Note: make sure your TM88 loop license covers your release.)

Chrome Rodeo (140 BPM A# Minor)

Two voices in the dark. A cold lead circles E minor, then the floor tilts into B minor—same palette, different gravity. Sparse drums and air between hits keep the vocal lane wide; low, ominous synth beds glue the switch. Eerie, hypnotic, minimalist at 140 BPM.

Track facts
• Tempo/Keys: 140 BPM • E minor → B minor (dominant pivot)
• Palette: two synth leads (call/response), sub/808, tight kick, dry snare, minimal hats, small-room verb tails
• Structure: 8-bar intro (Em) → 16-bar verse (Em) → hook (Bm) → verse 2 (Em) → alt hook (Bm, thicker bed) → outro

Notes on the key change

Use F# as a common-tone pedal to sell the pivot.

Let C → C# motion announce Bm without adding clutter.

Keep drums identical across sections so the harmony shift feels bigger.

Cold Mod (140 BPM E minor → B minor)

A cold, midnight harp threads the hook while the 808 hits like a door slam—wide, distorted tail with tight control in the lows. Loud, ticking hats and a cracking snare keep the pocket mean; space between notes lets the harp feel ominous instead of pretty. Minimal melody, maximum threat. 125 BPM • F minor for chesty flows and room to ad-lib.

Track facts

Tempo/Key: 125 BPM • F minor (Camelot 4A)

Palette: dark harp motif, saturated 808/sub, loud closed/open hats, sharp snare, riser/stop FX, subtle plate on harp

Structure: 8-bar intro → 16-bar hook → 16-bar verse → hook → outro

Mix notes: 808 low-passed @ 35–40 Hz, sidechain 2–3 dB to kick; snare +2 dB @ 200 Hz for body, de-ess harp @ 6–8 kHz

Usage
Free for non-profit with credit “prod. Low Key.”
For leases/stems/commercial use DM @lowkeymadeitknock

Harp Eclipse (125 BPM F Minor)

Street-corner chords under city lights. Downtown Eyes rides an acoustic guitar loop with a satisfying, cracking snare, loud ticking hats, and a tight, punchy 808. Romantic but not sappy—nostalgic, soft, and steady. The groove breathes so the guitar and pocket do the talking. 140 BPM • F minor.

Track facts

Tempo/Key: 140 BPM • F minor (Camelot 4A)

Palette: acoustic guitar loop, punchy 808/sub, loud closed/open hats, crisp snare, subtle ambience/room tail

Structure: 8-bar intro (guitar) → 16-bar hook → 16-bar verse → alt hook → outro

Usage
Free for non-profit with credit “prod. Low Key.”
Leases/stems/commercial: DM @lowkeymadeitknock

Downtown Eyes (140 BPM F Minor)

Blown-out energy and clenched-jaw bounce. Black Static rides a chopped, metallic melody with a punch-first 808, clipped transients, and hats that drill straight through the mix. Think Yeat urgency with an X-style snarl—minimal harmony, maximum impact. 140 BPM • D# minor (E♭m).

Track facts

Tempo/Key: 140 BPM • D# minor / E♭m (Camelot 2A)

Palette: chopped synth/guitar timbre, bell accents, occasional timpani/impact hits, saturated 808/sub, tight hats, cracking snare, short room/plate verbs

Structure: 8-bar intro → 16-bar hook → 16-bar verse → alt hook → outro

Usage
Free for non-profit with credit “prod. Low Key.”
Leases/stems/commercial: DM @lowkeymadeitknock

Black Static (140 BPM D# Minor)

Clean guitar phrases, delicate bell sprinkles, and warm e-piano chords ride a fast pocket at 140 BPM. Amber Lines blends moody melody with a driving bounce—808 hits firm, hats are lively but controlled, and the snare snaps through the midrange. Emotional without getting sappy; built for melodic flows and big hooks in A minor.

Track facts

Tempo/Key: 140 BPM • A minor (Camelot 8A)

Palette: dark guitar loop, bell top-line, e-piano bed, punchy 808/sub, crisp hats, sharp snare, light ambience

Structure: 8-bar intro → 16-bar hook → 16-bar verse → alt hook → outro

Usage
Free for non-profit with credit “prod. Low Key.”
Leases/stems/commercial: DM @lowkeymadeitknock.

Amber Lines (140 BPM A Minor)

Cinematic and cold. Chapel Run stacks legato strings, a hazy choir pad, and a felt piano over a hard 808 grid. Minimal notes, big atmosphere—built for menacing hooks and spaced-out verses at 140 BPM • G minor. Riser swells and stop-downs keep the tension tight without crowding the vocal lane.

Track facts

Tempo/Key: 140 BPM • G minor (Camelot 6A)

Palette: strings bed, airy choir, soft/gritty piano, punchy 808/sub, crisp hats, cracking snare, cinematic impacts

Structure: 8-bar intro → 16-bar hook → 16-bar verse → alt hook (piano mute / string boost) → outro

Usage
Free for non-profit with credit “prod. Low Key.”
Leases/stems/commercial: DM @lowkeymadeitknock.

Chapel Run (140 BPM G Minor)

Glass-toy music box over a restless bird-call texture—then the 808 lands heavy and the hats chatter. Night Aviary is eerie, exotic, and punchy at 140 BPM: sparse melody, big low-end, and a snare that cracks through the noise. Built for high-energy flows without clutter.

Track facts

Tempo: 140 BPM

Palette: BWB exotic sample (music box + bird FX), saturated 808/sub, bright closed/open hats, sharp snare, short plate/room tails, riser + stop-downs

Structure: 16-bar intro (dry sample) → 16-bar hook → 16-bar verse → alt hook → outro

Usage
Free for non-profit with credit “prod. Low Key.”
Leases/stems/commercial: DM @lowkeymadeitknock.

Night Aviary (140 BPM)

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