Beats, loops and kits sold straight off this page — not through BeatStars, not through Airbit, no marketplace taking a slice and no algorithm deciding who sees the catalogue. You deal with SNTI directly.
Card checkout is being switched on. Until it is: pick the beat you want on the beats page, hit Ask for it, and you'll get the file and an invoice back by email — usually same day. Prices on the site are the real prices.
Built in order, so each one actually ships instead of everything sitting half-finished.
55 finished, clearance-free beats. Drill, trap, R&B crossover, one DnB outlier — 90 to 186 BPM. Filter by tempo, mood and price.
Browse the catalogue → Next59 dark melodic minor-key drill loops, each with its stems. Scoped and tracklisted — waiting on a stem re-export before it can ship.
See what's in it → Next~115 dark melodic drill drums, 808 slide MIDI, hi-hat roll loops and an FL Studio starter template.
See the contents → LaterRecords released under the SNTI name — collabs with artists from the scene, not instrumental beat tapes.
What's out →No accounts, no subscription, no cart you have to fight. Three steps.
Preview it on the beats page. Every price on the site is the non-exclusive lease price — what you pay to record and release on it. Exclusive rights and trackouts are a separate conversation.
Card checkout handled by Stripe — the same processor sitting behind most things you already buy online. SNTI never sees your card details, and there's no marketplace fee stacked on top.
The untagged beat file and your licence land in your inbox, on the email you check out with. If anything doesn't arrive, DM @ayosantiwtf and it gets sorted the same day.
Every beat price on this site is a non-exclusive lease: you record on it, release it, keep it up forever, credit Prod. SNTI. The beat stays available to other artists unless someone buys it exclusively. Full plain-English terms on the licence page.
A marketplace takes its percentage on top of the card fee you'd pay anywhere. Selling direct, the only cut is the processor's — so the price can stay lower for the same money reaching the producer.
Anyone who buys or enquires here is a contact SNTI actually keeps. On a marketplace, the customer belongs to the marketplace.
UK artists have Mixtape Madness, Pressplay, Link Up. UK producers have nothing. This is a small step towards that — a real shopfront for one, and a template for anyone else in the scene.
The guides aren't a funnel gate. Read them, use them, never buy anything — that's fine. The kits are the shortcut, not the secret.