“No More Guilt” by CC3PO is an unfiltered journey through the messy middle — where love, resentment, growth, and loneliness collide. Blending raw emotion with vivid realism, each track explores the weight of being misunderstood, the ache of emotional disconnection, and the search for self-worth in the middle of chaos.

From late-night truths to confessions that cut deep, this album doesn’t hold back. It’s not about blame — it’s about release. Real-life pain, explicit thoughts, and moments we usually keep buried… turned into songs.

For anyone who’s ever said “this isn’t what I signed up for”… this one’s for you.

No More Guilt

💔 "This Isn’t What I Signed Up For" is the opening track of my next concept album, No More Guilt.

This is the raw truth of what it feels like to be emotionally forgotten in a relationship where you stayed too long.

It’s not a breakup anthem—it’s a moment of clarity.
It’s for anyone who felt alone while doing everything right.
It’s for the ones who stopped apologizing for needing peace.

Lyrics, story, and performance by CC3PO (Carlos Cabrales)
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This Isn't What I Signed Up For

“The Volume of Unsaid Things” is a raw confession carved out of silence. It’s for anyone who’s felt ignored in the same room, alone in love, or buried under expectations. This track blends emotional realism with haunting reggaetón drums and smooth Spanglish transitions. No gimmicks—just truths we’re too tired to say out loud.

Written and performed by CC3PO, this is one chapter in the ‘No More Guilt’ album—an unfiltered expression of relationship fatigue, emotional abandonment, and what it means to finally admit what’s been breaking you.

The Volume of Unsaid Things

“When I Needed You, You Logged Out” is a raw confessional track blending emotional reggaetón, lo-fi trap, and spoken word. It’s a painfully real glimpse into the emotional weight of being ignored by someone physically near—but emotionally gone.

Set against muted 808s, clicky synths, and ambient textures, CC3PO delivers an intimate half-sung, half-spoken performance that simmers with frustration, vulnerability, and loneliness. This isn’t just music—it’s the soundtrack for every night you held it all together while someone else disappeared behind their screen.

When I Needed You, You Logged Out

“I’ve Been the Villain in Your Story Too Long” is a defiant yet vulnerable anthem for anyone who's tired of being blamed for someone else's narrative. Over a bouncing minor-key beat that fuses emotional reggaetón and lo-fi trap, CC3PO delivers raw, confessional verses that expose the exhaustion of always being cast as the bad guy — even when you've done the heavy lifting.

With gritty emotional detail and real-world honesty, this track is more than just a breakup song — it's a reclamation of voice. Delivered in half-spoken, half-sung vocals and layered with ambient tension and subtle glitch elements, it’s for anyone who’s ever been misunderstood, miscast, or manipulated into silence.

Warning: This track contains explicit lyrics that reflect the reality of unresolved emotional cycles, digital toxicity, and everyday pain that doesn’t make it into highlight reels.

I ve Been the Villain in Your Story Too Long

🕯️ “I heal for me, not for you to clap.”

A raw, spoken-word rework of the original "No Witness, Still Worth It" from the Before It Breaks album — this version leans deeper into the quiet defiance of healing in the shadows.

Over ambient lo-fi piano and minimal trap percussion, CC3PO delivers a vulnerable and explicit confessional about choosing survival without applause, finding purpose without praise, and rebuilding silently when no one’s watching.

The lyrics hit like real-life bruises: unpaid therapy, empty rooms, ignored cries, and strength born in silence.

🔊 For those who feel unseen but still show up.
🎧 For the ones who stopped explaining themselves.
💔 For the days when your only win was not giving up.

No Witness Still Worth It  Explicit Remix

“Craving the simplicity of how love used to feel.”
Mid-tempo reggaetón with moody keys and real-world vulnerability.
This track dives into late-night loneliness, the ache for emotional consistency, and the kind of raw honesty that doesn’t come with a filter.
It’s for anyone who’s ever stared at a screen waiting for a name to pop up—and realizing they’re not who they used to be anymore.
The hook hits where it hurts:
“I miss the girl who used to text me first.”
Explicit and authentic — because love today doesn’t always come clean.

Text Me Like You Used To

🎙️ Independent storyteller | 🇺🇸🇲🇽 | Voice through survival
I use AI-assisted tools to co-create some of my music, but every lyric, edit, and emotional heartbeat is mine.

All songs are legally licensed for commercial release. I rewrite, restructure, and remix every line until it reflects real life — mine, and maybe yours too.

If it helps even one person feel less alone in their frustration, grief, or journey… then it was worth creating.

🧠 Music built from survival.
🫀 Songs crafted with truth.
🤖 Powered by technology. Driven by heart.