Soufiane
Remdane.
aka Sfooxbeats.
Music producer. Making music for eleven years, selling it for eight, from a bedroom in Casablanca with no connections and no audience. $127k generated on Fiverr across 2,019 orders for 982 unique clients, and these days five figures a month from direct clients off the marketplace, a separate book from that Fiverr total. Now I teach producers to make their first $5,000 a month selling beats, and I make the sounds that get their beats ready to sell.
From bedroom to top-rated.
I started making beats in 2015 with a laptop and a $30 mic. For three years nobody paid me anything. I started selling online in 2018, and the first two years of that were brutal. Every gig I posted got buried. Every cold DM got ignored. I lowered my prices to $5, then to free, then to “I'll do anything for a portfolio piece.”
Around 2020 something clicked. I stopped trying to “sell beats” and started selling outcomes, the song the artist wanted in their head. I rebuilt my profile around it. Orders came in, then more, then enough to stop taking work I hated.
The number I am least proud of is the one that explains everything: my average order was $63. $127,000 at $63 a time is eight years of volume on one marketplace, and it worked. What changed after that is the part worth teaching. I stopped waiting for marketplace briefs and went after direct clients, where one project pays what twenty orders used to.
Those two numbers are separate books and it matters which is which. The $127,000 is my lifetime total on Fiverr, earned $63 at a time between 2018 and 2026. The five figures a month is now, from direct clients I found and closed myself, off the platform, from a fraction of the order count. Same skills. Different packaging, different conversation, different number.
Now I teach the next step. The goal I set with every producer I work with is their first $5,000 a month selling beats. The courses are the system in plain language: getting clients, what to charge, leases and exclusives, selling mixing as a service, the paperwork nobody explains. The coaching calls are me applying it to your situation, your genre, your prices. Your results depend on the work you put in, so treat that number as a target, not a promise.
The other half of LoopGem is sound. I make my own drum kits, loops, one-shots, 808s and MIDI, built to sit in a mix the way my client work has to: tuned, clean, ready to drop into a session. A beat that sounds finished is easier to sell, and the packs exist to close the gap between a good idea and a beat somebody pays for.
I am not a marketer who discovered music. I am a producer who had to learn the business, because nobody was going to hand me clients.
Eleven years. Receipts attached.
Started making music in a bedroom in Casablanca with a laptop and a $30 mic. Three years before anyone paid me anything.
Joined Fiverr. Set the price at $5 because I had no idea what else to do, and made every mistake available.
Sold a beat for $25. It took six months of zero before the offer changed and four orders arrived in one week.
Realized 'mixing' converted easier than 'beats'. Added it as a service. Order volume tripled in 4 months.
Stopped dropping prices to compete. Started selling outcomes. Repeat clients pushed me top-rated.
After 200 DMs asking 'how' — wrote the first PDF. Sold 80 copies the first month.
Brought the courses and the coaching under one roof, with my own sounds to follow.
Started going after direct clients instead of waiting for briefs. One project began paying what twenty orders used to. First five-figure month.
$127k on Fiverr is the marketplace record. The monthly income now comes from direct clients off it. Eleven years producing, eight selling, 5.0 across every order.
Started releasing my own drum kits, loops, one-shots and MIDI on LoopGem, and set one target for every producer I teach: their first $5,000 a month selling beats.
Four rules. No exceptions.
No theory
Every framework was tested by me, on my own profile, with my own money. If it didn't work, it didn't make it in.
No upsell trap
Courses from $27, calls from $49.99, sounds priced so a beginner can afford them. No '$2k mastermind' waiting at the end.
Real receipts
Every Fiverr review you see on this site is real and verifiable. No bots. No paid testimonials.
Producer-first
Built by a producer, for producers. Not a marketing guru who happens to know about music.
What LoopGem is, and what it isn't.
LoopGem is my producer marketplace and school. I sell my own royalty-free sound packs — drum kits, loops, one-shots, 808s and MIDI — alongside PDF courses and 1-on-1 coaching on the business of producing.
There is a separate company with a near-identical name, Loop Gems at loopgems.com, that also sells packs. We both do — so the thing that tells us apart is not the catalog, it's the name: this is LoopGem, singular, at loopgem.com, run by me, Sfooxbeats. Different company, no connection to me or to this site.
I also work as a producer and mixing engineer. That is my freelance work and it lives on Fiverr, not here. This site is where I sell my sounds and teach the business side of it.
Ready to actually get paid?
Start with a course. Or skip the reading and book me on a call.
