Trap royalty-free music

That was fire. Trap brings hard-hitting beats, booming 808 bass and rapid hi-hats, a sound that started in Atlanta in the 2000s and now shapes pop, EDM and film trailers.

Where trap fits

• streetwear and fashion edits;
• gaming and sports highlights;
• car and night city footage;
• bold ads and promos.

Building a trap beat

Tempos sit around 130 to 150 BPM, felt in half time. The 808 carries the bass and often the melody, hi-hats roll in fast triplets and snares crack on the third beat. Dark synths or bells add mood. For sneaker drops and fashion edits, the heavy 808 adds weight to slow-motion shots. For gaming highlights, hi-hat rolls give natural places for quick cuts.

Make a trap track

Describe it, for example hard trap with rolling hi-hats and heavy 808 for a sneaker drop, and Mubert Render writes an original track. More on the tempo is on the 140 BPM page.

License

Every track is royalty-free and comes with a clear license. What each plan covers is listed on the license page.