Name: Come And Go by Gasboyy Vibes
Duration: 2 min 27 s
Description: Depending on the production, it might feel reflective and mellow with smooth melodies, or upbeat and rhythmic if it leans more toward a catchy, energetic style. The instrumental likely complements the theme—perhaps with flowing chords, airy synths, or a groovy beat that emphasizes movement, echoing the “come and go” concept.

The wait is over. After seven years, Cardi B is finally back with her second album, ‘Am I The Drama?’ In this exclusive commentary, the hit-making Bronx rapper breaks down key album tracks. Cardi B announces her return on “Hello,” which samples the late Atlanta rapper Shawty Lo. The track “really makes me feel cocky,” Cardi B says. “It’s me. I’m back!” On “Pick It Up,” the record-setting superstar recruits pop singer, actor and entrepreneur Selena Gomez to join forces, describing the collaboration as “one of her favorite songs.” Elsewhere on the project, Cardi reflects on the uptempo nature of “Bodega Baddie” (“I love the speed of it, rapping fast is actually easier for me”) while “Safe,” which features Kehlani, doubles as a dedication to “my man because he makes me feel safe; he makes me feel confident.” Reflecting on reuniting with Kehlani, Cardi adds, “When I did the music video, it was so hard for me not to sing her parts.” Listen now, only on SoundCloud.

Voice Notes: Cardi B on "Pick It Up"

In this installment of Sound Advice, we catch up with Grammy-winning live electronic act, Bob Moses. Born in the 2010s Brooklyn underground warehouse scene, the production and songwriting duo — comprised of Tom Howie and Jimmy Vallance — take us through the making of their new album, ‘Blink,’ from gathering inspiration while on the road to building trust with frequent collaborators like Shaun Frank, Illangelo and John Martin. Elsewhere in our exclusive interview, the duo also looks back at their pivotal moments on SoundCloud, and shares how they like to use the platform to connect more deeply with their community and discover new music.

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Sound Advice: Bob Moses

“Selena” is a smooth, melodic record built on allure, admiration, and late-night energy. The track paints a picture of a woman who carries the same captivating presence as a star—beautiful, confident, and unforgettable. With its atmospheric production and steady rhythmic bounce, the song blends emotion and swagger, giving it both a romantic pull and a modern edge.


Selena

In this installment of Sound Advice, we speak with dubstep DJ/producer Jesse Karden, better known as Subtronics, to talk about the latest installment of his two-part opus, ‘Fibonacci.’ The pair of albums draw inspiration from the Fibonacci sequence, a natural mathematical pattern which Subtronics shares “represents a totality; an all-inclusive mathematical equation for all of reality.” Throughout our conversation, we dive into the creative depths of the concept albums, his approach to collaboration, how he’s built up his sound and style, and how SoundCloud plays a crucial role in his career, from running his Cyclops Recordings label to nurturing the community that helped fuel his journey to becoming one of dubstep’s most innovative producers today.

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Sound Advice:  Subtronics

“We Don’t Know” is a reflective, street-conscious rap anthem that explores the uncertainty of life, loyalty, and the paths we choose. The track blends confident delivery with emotional depth, capturing the feeling of moving through a world where nothing is guaranteed. It speaks to the reality that people’s intentions, tomorrow’s outcomes, and the truth behind many situations often remain hidden.

We Don't Know

Detroit Sample is a raw, confidence-driven hip-hop track built around a gritty, soulful sample that nods to classic Detroit street energy while keeping a modern edge. The song carries a heavy, grounded feel—dusty melodies, hard drums, and a focused delivery that reflects hunger, resilience, and self-belief.


Detroit Sample

“Don’t Worry” is a calm, reassuring record built around resilience, patience, and self-belief. The song speaks directly to moments of pressure and uncertainty, offering a steady reminder to stay focused and trust the process. Rather than forcing confidence, it delivers a composed mindset—acknowledging challenges while refusing to be consumed by them.


Don't Worry

“Lolo” is a confident, street-rooted track that blends swagger with sharp self-awareness. The title functions as a symbol of status and presence—someone who moves with authority, earns respect naturally, and does not need to overexplain themselves. The song captures the mindset of staying ahead while others underestimate you.


Lolo

Depending on the production, it might feel reflective and mellow with smooth melodies, or upbeat and rhythmic if it leans more toward a catchy, energetic style. The instrumental likely complements the theme—perhaps with flowing chords, airy synths, or a groovy beat that emphasizes movement, echoing the “come and go” concept.

Come And Go

“GOAT” is a bold, chest-out Afro–Hip Hop anthem that celebrates self-belief, dominance, and earned confidence. It’s not loud for no reason — it’s the sound of someone who’s been tested, counted out, and still standing at the top of their lane.

Goat

GasBoyy Vibes is an Afro-Hip Hop artist from Benin City, Nigeria. Heavy drums, raw lyrics, and ancestral energy—where Bini tradition meets modern sound. Exporting culture, not just history.

Come And Go

Gasboyy Vibes

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