Funk Rock Drum Track: 110 BPM "Snorkel Geyser"


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Individually miced drums for DIY mixing. These multi track stems are a new trial offering. I hope to add more, including some older beats that I was smart enough to save. For now, they will be included in my full membership at no additional cost. I hope to keep it this way, but I have to see how things go with the cost of server space and how popular they are. But don't worry, I will never raise price automatically. The choice will always be yours to make. If you have any thoughts, let me know.

I’ve just finished a new beat titled "Snorkel Geyser," a blend of alternative rock and funk set at 110 BPM. This groove merges alt-rock experimentation with a funky bounce. It features evolving hi-hat and snare patterns, maintaining engagement without losing the measure's structure. Syncopation is prevalent, yet the rhythm remains clear. Instead of marking sections with crashes on the one, I used pattern changes and fills, giving the beat a smoother flow. It includes a two-hand 16th note pattern and snare work reminiscent of 80s alternative tracks. If you're looking for a beat to jam to or to inspire new ideas, give it a spin. I'd love to hear what you come up with!