Original beats, loops and half-finished ideas straight from Khayree Shaheed's own vault — a pioneer and architect of Bay Area rap, founder of Young Black Brotha Records since 1992, and the producer behind many of the region's biggest artists.
Hundreds of complete, mix-ready instrumentals live in the room. Search, preview at full length, pick a license, and it's yours — untagged, same day.
Organ stabs, basslines, breaks and hooks pulled straight from the sessions — drag them into your own build.
Session folders straight off Khayree's notepad: a hook melody, a concept, a title, a mood — the starting point, not the finished record.
Every full beat ships under the same four tiers. Fragments and idea packs carry their own simple one-time license.
| Tier | Format | Distribution | Stems | Ownership | Starting At |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MP3 Lease | Untagged MP3 | 2,500 streams / 10k video views | — | Non-exclusive | $29 |
| WAV Lease | WAV + MP3 | Unlimited streams, monetizable | — | Non-exclusive | $49 |
| Trackout / Stems | WAV + full stems | Unlimited, commercial release ready | ✓ Included | Non-exclusive | $99 |
| Exclusive Rights | WAV + full stems | Unlimited, all platforms | ✓ Included | Full transfer — beat pulled from store | $449+ |
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Vallejo, California. Producing West Coast rap since the late 1980s, with a sound built on organ leads and live-feeling low end — the room where a generation of Bay Area records started as an idea on a notepad.
You've heard what's new. Before there was a Patch Bay, there was a four-track and a lot of long nights in Vallejo — the releases that put the room on the map.
Tupac directed the music video for "Ghetto Theme," one of the room's productions — one of a handful of moments where the room's circle reached that far.
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