That’s a beautiful idea. Rain has its own tempo, those steady drops, the sudden rumble of thunder, the way it builds and tapers off. If you layer a soft kick on the moments when the drops hit the pavement and let the cymbals echo the drizzle, you can create a pulse that feels both natural and urban. Try recording a slow storm at night—listen for that steady 100‑beat‑per‑minute cadence, then loop it. It’ll give your track a living, breathing rhythm that’s all its own.