Find the one.
Listen through the beats and find something you actually want to write to. Use the Afrobeats or Hip-Hop tab and browse the real tracks in that player.
Find a beat.
Then make something.
I've split my BeatStars beats into two places. Looking for Afrobeats? Start there. More of a Hip-Hop thing? There's a separate player for that. You can listen, choose your licence and sort out payment through BeatStars.
Two different players, same page. Pick a lane below and find something you want to write to.
Afrobeats or Hip-Hop?
You pick.
Both players come directly from my BeatStars account. Switch between them without leaving the page. Prices, licences and checkout stay on BeatStars.
Choose your licence.
BeatStars shows the available licence options and terms for each track. Those are the ones that apply at checkout.
Get to work.
Complete your purchase through BeatStars, receive the files covered by your licence and make your song.
Let's make one
for your song.
Sometimes you've got a melody, a reference or a direction in your head and the beat you're after isn't in the store. I can make something custom for your project.
Ready-made or made for you?
For beats that already exist, the current licence choices and prices are in BeatStars. For something custom, we'll talk about the brief, price and ownership terms separately before starting.
Got the song?
Let's finish it.
You might have recorded vocals over one of my beats, or maybe you've already made the whole thing elsewhere. Either way, I can help with the mixing and mastering too.
01 Pick a beat or send a demo
02 Record the vocals / build the song
03 Send your stems for mixing
04 Finish with a master for release
Just send me
the references.
Sometimes a genre label doesn't really explain what you're hearing in your head. Send me a track or two you like and tell me what you're trying to make.
What helps me quote it?
Genre / moodReferences are useful
UsageRelease / sync / other
LicenseExclusive or non-exclusive
TimingAny deadline?