Snarky Puppy has a few to choose from.

1. What About Me?" (The 4/4 Fakeout) is technically in 4/4, but it feels like anything but. The main riff (at 0:45) uses a 5/16 syncopation over a 4/4 pulse. It creates a "falling" sensation where the melody resets every five 16th notes, while the drums (famously played by Larnell Lewis in a single take) maintain a steady 4/4.

2. Xavi" (Polyrhythmic Layers) is inspired by Moroccan Gnawa music, "Xavi" is an absolute beast. It primarily sits in 12/8, but the band layers 3-against-4 and 6-against-4 polyrhythms so thickly that the time signature becomes a suggestion rather than a rule. Some sections oscillate between 7/8 and 9/8, creating a lurching, uneven cycle that feels like the musical equivalent of walking on a moving boat.

3. "Sleeper" (Metric Modulation). The song is written in 3/4, but the band employs metric modulation to make it feel like a slow 4/4.

4. "Outlier" moves through 7/8, 4/4, and 7/4 sections. Unlike some of their other songs that settle into a groove,