From Scratch: A Jersey Club song in 8 minutes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 มิ.ย. 2024
- In this video I make a Jersey Club song in 8 minutes with FL Studio 20. The Jersey Club genre has been around for decades, but the style is only now beginning to gain traction outside of its place of origin with the help of mainstream artists like Drake and Ciara bringing the once niche regional sound to the national billboard charts.
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0:00 Intro
1:02 Melodic Elements
1:22 Making Some Chill Chords
3:04 Layering (Synth Keys and Pad)
3:40 Arcade Vocals
4:30 Drums
7:07 Outro
7:22 Final Song
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Sample + Kick = Jersey Club Beat 🔥
Wrong
@@juanvi6084 Friend of a club owner in jersey he’s correct 🚬
@@cookedsanta i make club beats he wrong🤣 if you gon only use a kick on a sample that shit ain’t gon hit
@@juanvi6084 u make beats, I am literally a co owner of a jersey club we are not the same 💀🤣
@@cookedsanta yeah n we talking bout beats ain’t we? Tf does a co owner of a club know bout production🤣
Yooooooo. Crazy track in the end bro. Nice man. Thanks the the video. 🤜🤜🤜🤜
This sounds really dope fam! 🔥
Super aggro drums over the chillest synths I've ever heard- what a vibe! I'll have to check out some more of this jersey stuff. Great track J
this a vibe dont really listen to this genre but the way your mixing kinda makes it lofi almost with the vocals and im digging it!
I appreciate that, thanks!
Never disappoint, love those chords got a hard on for jazz chords 😳
If I didn't find your channel all these years ago I wouldn't be able to produce or make music as well as I do now. Keep on grinding frfr 🙏🙏 very educational
Yes I loved Jersey club❤❤
This was an awesome breakdown! THAnk You sir🌹
thank u for uploading this. i was looking for the name of this syle. but couldnt find it before now. Lit divine
As a Philadelphian, there’s so much more that can be touched on for a Jersey Club beat. But this is a great introduction into the genre.
philly ftw
What else would u add? Any good artists or producers you'd recommend?
@@kiaravincent4638 I would add call and response type of vocals to get people dancing (etc. like up down, up down. To the left, to the right..). I’d recommend lilc4, Dj lilman, Dj taj, and 93rd stuff to name a few. Once you find those producers/Dj’s a lot more will show up.
fire 💥💥💥,i'll try to make one. Great content as always
I love it bro keep this up
And I love it when you rap on your tracks this slaps
Chill and not annoying jersey drill
Bro those chords playing throughout the whole video got me chill asf
YESSIR ANOTHER BANGER
Keep rapping hard j rent 💪⭐👍
rhymes was on point my dude! but the beat is banging. never heard this type before ... I wonder if there will be a mass movement to more sounds like this.
Jersey Club got big back in 2018 =) As Lavender listed a bit ago, you can check out UNIIQU3, DJ Sliink, R3LL, Nadus, and the new-ish Lil Uzi Vert (Just Wanna Rock) to hear more!
J rent should honestly just become a full time (experimental) chillhop producer at this point.
fire!!!
The final product really sounds like sticky by drake
Yeah I actually used the arrangement in that track as a guide, since I just learned this genre was a thing and wasn't 100% sure how to structure the beat. The main difference in my beat VS Sticky would be the Jazz influenced chords and the fact that I use 5 chords in my progression whereas Sticky just alternates between 2 chords.
Been watching your videos for a couple years now. I started producing music a couple months back and I have to say, you've helped me a lot in this process. Thank you for allowing us to analyze and hear your production talents. I don't know if you care for placements but I can see you being a very prolific and inspirational figure in the beat game. Just keep creating. IV
Crazy. What a vibe, love how you explained everything love the drums also. Keep it up
tha synth worrk onn this A1
Fire 🔥
Thank you
no bed creaks no jersey club
0:44 The bed squeaking sound gets me every time xD
Better than other tutorials 👌🏾
Can you make a RnB drill type beat next time j rent
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Hardd
dude i luv it when ur like unhinged
This is giving cultural appreciation vibes being a real jersey club producer- jersey club originated in Baltimore. And you need a real club head to send you a kick this is a Drake kick which isn’t jersey club breed it was copied but there is only 4 real kicks that you must be in the community to get ✅
Baltimore Club is wild as hell lol
baltimore native and thank you. i was recording baltimore club off the radio onto cassette tapes from 92q back in the mid 90s way before jersey even heard of that beat
Sick Club
Brooooooo I could listen to this all fucking day
jersey clubs are really addicting. it's something about the simplicity that never gets tired
Bro went so hard on them bars I started to think he outside 🔫💀
Cool
VIBEEEE
Jersey x drill you gotta make it
bro got caught using plugg supply
This is one of the babies from Chicago house music let’s be for real
Everyone hates on jersey but wants to play jersey club now that y2k nostalgia is back
its actually baltimore club music that came from house music in the 80s way before jersey found it in the 2000s
This is on TH-cam's playlist
This is the first I heard of Jersey Club, but from the looks of it the base kick pattern is just the base drill hi hat pattern being done with a kick sample instead lol
Can you make a rage drill beat is dope
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Good work.
I appreciate it Dylan, thanks man
@@JRent506
Anytime.
Well done! Love the juxtaposition of chill instrumental against jersey club kicks
As someone who's been producing in this genre for a few years now, I think it's important to note that simply having the jersey kick pattern _does not_ automatically make it a jersey club track. I'm thinking of some of that "kawaii" future bass from 2014/2015 where some producers incorporated the kick pattern and tried to claim it as "jersey club" tracks.
The origins of jersey club are worth looking into for anyone interested! Derives from Baltimore club music that came before it in the early 2000s (The aforementioned Dikkontrol track, for example).
DJ Tameil and the late Tim Dolla (RIP) got the blessings from Baltimore club pioneers and pioneered their take on it as Jersey Club music. Started the iconic Brick Bandits collective and many other collectives in jersey emerged from that. As of 2022, the genre is basically two or three generations deep. A few notable producers to check out: UNIIQU3 (jersey club queen), DJ Sliink, R3LL, Nadus _(Other than Tameil, those 4 are responsible for taking jersey club outside of the states and making it heard internationally by getting on indie labels & going on tours, whereas most jersey artists solely kept it in the state)_ DJ Tray, Jayhood, DJ T Marq, and DJ Taj
Jersey Club music goes hand in hand with dancing as well. So many Jersey natives who are dancers and in dance groups created dances to go along with a lot of the popular tracks throughout the years. At any Jersey show, you'll always see a circle formed where dancers and clubgoers will partake. At teh end of the day, Jersey Club isn't just another genre, it's a community that came from the culture. Black culture!
fascinating to read as a prod from nj. cool stuff, will be looking more into the genre for sure
OGs remember trippy turtle and crew
Jersey club music is an extension of Baltimore club music
I can't get fl studios or acid on my Chromebook , what's the best software available to me ?
Most originate from Newark, NJ to be specific.
to be specific nj stole it all from baltimore we were doign this beat way back in the 90s in baltimore way before jersey found it in the late 2000s
6:20 wtfff brazilian funk lesgooo
Can you make a baby keem type beat next time j rent
Ghostwriting for king Von🔥😅
I get that the “bed creaks” are part of the Jersey Club sound but they are so cringe! Thanks for not using them! Nice beat!!!
As a jersian I approve ✔ this was fire fam 🔥🔥💯💫
what is the name of the song in the intro...under your voice...please help
Jursey drill next video
It's Baltimore club
dance till youre dead jersey club remix
Video idea
A boogie
Lil tjay
J.I
Stunna Gambino type beat
Rip Coolio
Beats’s not my thing but the verse is pretty slick
Sticky vibes
the drums is straight from drake - sticky. stg
Please make a JayDaYoungan type song
Always wanted to know how the f is IShowSpeed music style is called
Ty Rent
That kick pattern shows up in lots of other genres too. its not fair for Jersey Club to claim it as original by any means... I recognize it mostly from latin american club music.
like what?
no creaking bed sample? what the fuck
Jersey Club should take over trap
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Wait a pilly pockin min wtf is Jersey clu- ohhhhhhhhhh
1:06 oh shit i have the midi, speakers and interface os this img, but im windows user lmao
App name?🙏🏾
I took the shit but step 2 doesn’t seem so clear after that can you PLEASE help
I have my shit in my hands
A lot of that information was wrong, but dope ass beat though.
6:26 funk braizilian???
Deeply disappointed how you failed to mention how it’s was created by black djs and how it’s been popular in black communities for decades (never mind the various iterations found in Philly, Baltimore, NYC and New Orleans). Your overall video is solid, just credit the actual inventors
it was started in baltimore from house music by black djs i listened to it in the mid 90s on the radio way before jersey had it in their clubs
Bro the whole sound originated from Baltimore!!!!!!!!!
Yeah, I think I read something about that when I was doing research. Everyone refers to it as Jersey Club or Jersey Drill though. If you're looking for info on the sound that's most likely the search term you'll need to use.
John Newlands was the first person to arrange the elements into a periodic table, but Dmitri Mendeleev is credited as creating the periodic table mostly because his model left gaps that predicted the existence of elements yet to be discovered. The moral of the story: the original creators of an idea don't always end up getting credit
iirc tapp was a Baltimore based artist, and i mentioned that the entire kick pattern in Jersey drill is derived from a tapp track from '93.
I'd have to dig into it more, but i think Jersey ended up getting all the credit because their style included heavy sample chopping which lead to a ton of remixes and caused it to go viral. Much like Mendeleev left gaps in his periodic table, Jersey Club producers left gaps in their samples.
@@JRent506 hopefully the sound is recognized for it's true origin and also I'm in general addressing everyone not you
Dikkontroll haha
Yeah, it's a weird name for a song lol
your video is wrong it originated in balitmore in the 80s and 90s from house music. jersey took in the late 2000s
JERSEY STAND TF UP !!!
ts is the same song as sticky same flow and everything
You know this is all from BALTIMORE CLUB jersey stole it from us, drake was influenced from Baltimore club we had that kick pattern here since way back and better dance moves but gotta give it tot hem for trying to claim it as their own. It’s even said by the early jersey producers they were influenced by Baltimore club music. So please get the facts straight before making a video with lies. Thank Baltimore for this music and dance moves like the SpongeBob and much more. Everybody wanna be us we get it
This is not jersey club 😭😭😭😭😭
popular music has become so trash the last 20 years
every era has their trash songs i feel like you should know this; the hits of today might not hit now but they resonate later on
😂 you heard one drake Jersey type beat and ran with it instead of going to the originators and shadowing them. To each it’s own
Jersey club isn’t a mix of house and hip hop! Ever heard of DJ Taj? One of the pioneers of Jersey Club Beats check out his old hits
actually it was from house music baltimore club started this shit from house music back in the 80s and 90s jersey just stole it in the 2000s