prodbytonyzin
Ive been producing music since 2018, crafting original, high-quality beats for artists looking for a unique and professional sound. Over the years, Ive developed my style across genres like trap, boom bap, R&B, funk, and afrobeats always focused on vibe, identity, and creativity.
Every beat is made with attention to detail, designed to help you express your art in the best way possible. If you're looking for instrumentals that inspire, youre in the right place. Lets make real music together.
Tell me about your history? How did you get where you are now?
I started producing music back in 2018, just messing around with beats in my bedroom, trying to turn ideas in my head into something I could actually hear. At first, it was all about learning watching tutorials, experimenting with different sounds, and finding my own style.
Over time, I got more serious. I started sharing my beats, connecting with artists, and getting real feedback. Thats when I realized this wasnt just a hobby it was what I wanted to do for real. I kept grinding, refining my sound, and expanding into different genres like trap, boom bap, R&B, funk, and afrobeats.
Now, I focus on making beats that stand out with vibe, emotion, and identity. Ive built my catalog from the ground up, and every track reflects the journey, the growth, and the passion Ive put into this.
Still growing. Still learning. Still making music that speaks.
Have you performed live in front of an audience? Any special memories?
Not yet
Your musical influences
Im heavily influenced by the sound of the 2000s that era shaped the way I hear and create music today. Artists like Lloyd Banks, 50 Cent, and G-Unit brought that gritty, raw energy that I always try to channel into my beats. At the same time, guys like Chris Brown, Ne-Yo, and Usher brought the smooth, melodic side that taught me how important vibe and emotion are in a track.
That blend of hard-hitting drums with soulful melodies really stuck with me. I take a lot of inspiration from that balance the bounce, the hooks, the feel. Whether its a laid-back R&B joint or a punchy street anthem, those early 2000s vibes are always present in what I do.
What equipment do you use?
A simple notebook and a Earphones, lol
