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Mick Jenkins is famous for "water" metaphors, and the drums emulate this fluidity. The hi-hats are arguably the most distinctive part of his drum programming.

Producers like OnGaud (who produced "Jazz") often use snares that have a metallic or "clanking" quality, frequently layered with reverb to fit the spacious, ambient mix. mick jenkins drum kit

Listen to "Percocet" or "What Am I To Do?" . You will hear shakers that sound like rain, or timbales that sound like wooden knocks. The Mick Jenkins aesthetic loves organic percussion. This usually means no synthesized zaps—just real shakers, woodblocks, and rim clicks. Mick Jenkins is famous for "water" metaphors, and

: Often crisp and simple to avoid cluttering jazz-heavy arrangements. Percussion/Cymbals Listen to "Percocet" or "What Am I To Do

Mick Jenkins ' sound is defined by a "watery" and soulful aesthetic that blends heavy, submerged kicks with crisp, jazz-influenced percussion