Manhattan’s rap crew The Sweepers are rhyming over beats that use Jersey club drum patterns over their dark drill rap, most prevalently on “WNA.” Then far outside the city, Houston’s Don ...

While “Jersey Club” may sound like the worst place on Earth,it’s actually a sound that rap is very much into right now. The drum pattern of “Just Wanna Rock'' has functioned almost as a ...

Vert’s song is an example of Jersey club music, a fast-growing genre that combines EDM ... The song has it all: chopped vocal samples, pulsing drums, and the “Some Cut” bed squeak (a specific sample ...

New Jersey producers like DJ Tameil, Tim Dolla, and the Brick Bandits began to stray from their Chicago house roots toward the manic drum patterns of Baltimore club. Since then, Jersey club has ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook This image is from the official album cover for "Club Godfather," owned by Warner Records. Late in ...

Recently, New York drill artists have been teaming up with Jersey Club producers, and Jersey rappers have been tapping into New York drill beats to mesh their similar sonic patterns and bars to ...

Jersey Club’s version is rich on borrowing ... The result is a hard, bouncy, bass-heavy dance music where chopped vocals and loaded drum machines make dance-floor rally cries out of catchy ...