These tracks usually sit between 140 and 160 BPM , featuring rapid-fire hi-hat rolls and sharp, punchy snares. Key Producers of the Genre
The term "Wock" often references the lean culture (Wockhardt) frequently mentioned in the lyrics of these artists, signaling a hazy, psychedelic, yet high-tempo vibe.
Unlike traditional trap which uses dark piano or bells, these beats use "super-saw" leads, digital pads, and buzzy pluck sounds reminiscent of 2010s electronic dance music. yeat_type_beat_wock_playboi_carti_x_trippie_red...
(referencing the Trippie Redd & Playboi Carti collaboration that defined the style)
The low end is usually "blown out" or heavily saturated. Producers often use the "Zay" 808 or custom "Rage" 808s that cut through the mix with aggressive grit. These tracks usually sit between 140 and 160
The primary architect of Yeat's unique, experimental "twizzy" sound.
If you are looking to study or license these sounds, keep an eye on these influential names: (referencing the Trippie Redd & Playboi Carti collaboration
Key figures in the "Rage" movement who helped bridge the gap between synth-pop and trap. How to Find These Beats
