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Most of the links promising a free "Zip" file are illegal. Riddim production is expensive; producers like Notnice spend hundreds of hours and thousands of dollars on studio gear, session musicians, and mixing engineers. When you download a torrent or a random MediaFire link, you are stealing intellectual property.
Some producers sell the Stems (the ultimate Zip) on Bandcamp. Search for "Notnice Riddim Pack" or "ZJ Chrome Production Kit." These often cost $20-$50, but you get the full legal rights to remix the track.