:1777982247,5699269, I would agree with @PaulyWalnts .

One aspect is the Amen Break, you have herd it thousand of time used in a range of music.

The s***d on which it’s played can introduce you to different music classifications… ie Jungle for Read more… instance.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amen_break


Probably the single most used break of all time .. maybe after James Browns Funk Drummer ?

This mix is a very good representation of where breakbeat started

https://youtu.be/XIfcQnN4N_o?si=DJyKBP4Uuv2BUVsj

Breakbeat has a lot of origins in the late 80s / early 90s UK rave scene.
Predominantly music was centred around a House style 4/4 beat pattern. Musicians started to add more complex percussion elements to their recordings and often sampled a ‘break’ from old funk records.
Usually it was a short Read more… drum solo .
As the 90s progressed, the breaks became more electronic sounding but still kept a similar off kilter kick drum style, also known as ‘on the one’ ( because the emphasis would be on the off beat )
Since the 90s breakbeat has spawned many subgenres and variations.
You might want to look up Dj Billy Daniel Bunters YouTube channel for more info on the origins of the music.

In terms of reading material, you could try The New Bottomimg Book by Dossie Eastern. It covers many aspect of submission including non sexual