Nemzzz & Kidwild type beats
Melodic hoodtrap with heavy 808s and dark, simple melodies: the sound people look for when they search for a Nemzzz type beat or a Kidwild type beat. It is one lane, so every beat here fits both. Each one is an original TH6 production: play it, pick a licence, and the files are in your inbox the moment you have paid.
What these type beats sound like
Hoodtrap sits at drill tempo, around 145 to 150 BPM, but the drums bounce more like trap and the 808 carries part of the melody. The melodies are dark, in minor keys, and simple enough to sing over as easily as to rap on.
That middle ground between singing and rapping is what people mean by a Nemzzz or Kidwild type beat, and it is why one beat can carry both names. These beats leave room in the mids for a tuned, melodic vocal, and the low end stays full when the rest of the beat drops out, so a hook can stand on the 808 alone.
Finding your flow on it
- Melody before words. Hum over the beat until a melody sticks, then fit the words to it; this lane is sung as much as it is rapped.
- Sing with the 808, not against it. The 808 plays part of the melody, so land your long notes on its notes or in the gaps between them.
- Use the drop-outs. Where the beat pulls back to the 808, a line on its own hits harder than anything you could stack on top.
- Double the hook, not the verse. A doubled hook sounds bigger; a doubled verse in this lane mostly sounds crowded.
Releasing a song on a type beat
- Leave Nemzzz and Kidwild out of your title, tags and credits. Distributors such as DistroKid reject titles like "Your Song (Nemzzz Type Beat)": the type beat label helps people find a beat, it does not belong on your release.
- Credit the real producer. For a TH6 beat that is prod. TH6, filled in at your distributor.
- Your licence comes from TH6. Nemzzz and Kidwild have nothing to do with the beat, so the only permission you need is the licence you buy here.
- Stay within your lease. Streams on every platform count together; past your limit you move up a licence and pay only the difference.
Tempo and key at a glance
| Beat | BPM | Half time | Key | Relative major |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Backseat | 146 | 73 | A#m | C# |
Licences
| Licences | Files | Streams | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basic Lease | Tagged WAV + MP3 | Up to 100,000 | € 75 |
| Premium Lease | Tagged WAV + MP3 | Up to 150,000 | € 110 |
| Unlimited Lease | Tagged WAV + MP3 + stems | No limit | € 300 |
| Exclusive | Everything incl. stems, tag negotiable | No limit | On request |
Prices include 21% VAT. If you live outside the EU, you pay the same amount without VAT.
Buy 2, get 1 free: of every 3 beats in your cart the cheapest is free. 2 Unlimited Leases for € 500 instead of € 600. One deal per order; the best one applies by itself.
Good to know
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Questions before you buy
What is a Nemzzz or Kidwild type beat?
A beat in the style people search for under those names: dark, melodic hoodtrap with room for sung and rapped parts. It is one lane, which is why the beats on this page carry both names. Neither artist is involved with these beats; the names describe the sound.
What BPM is a Nemzzz type beat?
Hoodtrap usually sits around 145 to 150 BPM, felt in half time. The TH6 beats in this lane run at 146 BPM.
Can I release a song on one of these type beats?
Yes, with a licence. Every TH6 lease lets you release on Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube up to the stream limit of your lease, and you upgrade by paying the difference.
Can I put Nemzzz or Kidwild in my song title?
No. Keep both names out of your title, tags and credits. "Type beat" helps people find the beat; your song goes out under your own name, with prod. TH6 as the producer credit.