This week's niche: electro swing — 1920s horns on modern club drums. Ran 153 keywords through vidIQ and this genre is sitting there waiting. The numbers: • "electro swing" — 316K searches/mo at 36 competition • "electro swing dance" — 21K at 27.4 · "electro jazz" — 19K at 30.2 • And the vintage lanes feeding it: "jazz playlist" 620K at 16.1 · "upbeat background music" 176K at 14.2 · "1940s jazz" 77K at 22.3 · "boogie woogie" 95K Here's the part that makes this genre PERFECT for us: electro swing was literally built on sampling old records. Every real producer in this space fights sample clearance forever. You don't. Your vintage horns and torch-singer vocals are ORIGINAL — same sound, zero clearance, zero strikes. We have a structural advantage in this genre that the founders of it don't have. Think about that. And it's the lyric play all the way down. Swing IS vocals — sassy female leads, harmony trios, scat hooks over the drop. I keep saying lyric music beats instrumental. This is the niche where that's just obviously true. Either way it all pays — the second it hits DistroKid, it's monetized everywhere. Attached: 🎷 ELECTRO SWING DOMINATION PACK — the main event. 160 prompts across 8 sub-lanes: core electro swing, dance floor, VOCAL electro swing (the full lyric play), electro jazz lounge, swing hop, speakeasy bass house, dieselpunk vibes, and 1-hour mixes. 🎺 SWING & VINTAGE JAZZ BEGINNER PACK — the feeder catalog. 216 prompts across the whole vintage universe (decades, big band, cozy jazz, playlists) with exact target keywords + numbers on every section. One warning: don't title tracks with artist names (Glenn Miller, Ella). That's how you get reported. The genre and era keywords carry plenty. Workflow: copy → Suno Custom Mode → Style of Music → title with the keyword → DistroKid. No PDFs? aimusicmania.com, free. Comment your sub-lane so we spread out.