Lo-fi hip hop is still alive and profitable

Some people say lo-fi is dead but my lo-fi beats on beatcorelab consistently sell. The lo-fi audience is loyal and the genre has expanded into lo-fi R&B, lo-fi jazz hop, and even lo-fi drill. Production tips for lo-fi: - Vinyl crackle (subtle, not overpowering) - Tape saturation on the master - Jazzy chord progressions (7ths and 9ths) - Relaxed, swung drums - RC-20 is your best friend There's a dedicated audience for chill, atmospheric beats and beatcorelab helps you reach them. What's your favorite lo-fi technique?