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Known for his energetic flow, Chicago's own BabyChiefDoit is making waves. His sound is rooted in drill but shaped by the energy of southern trap, blending both worlds into his own. BabyChiefDoit pulled up to the studio to drop “The Wood Freestyle” for The Booth — SoundCloud’s newest live performance series — filmed in NYC. Tap in now because BabyChiefDoit is just getting started.

Recorded live at the SoundCloud office in NYC – August 6, 2025 
Produced by: BabyChiefDoit, Foxwhyyousogodly, Ky, Vizzy
Recording, Mixing & Mastering: Dom Martin https://soundcloud.com/soydommartin 
Visuals: Steve Muelz https://www.instagram.com/stevemuelz/?hl=en 

BABYCHIEFDOIT - THE WOOD FREESTYLE | THE BOOTH

Conmigo se besa

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Sacrifice

BOU on the beat he’s gone crazy, SHAPES, RASKIT, LIAM BAILEY …

Gather Around (Good Times)

We're Onto Something

We're Onto Something (feat. Zach Bryan)

Too Good For The Game is sleek and seductive, — a pop-rock confession wrapped in gritty vocals. It tells the story of falling for someone who never plays fair, someone sharp enough to flip the script and leave you reeling.

Driven by a moody groove, darkly melodic guitars, and raw, emotionally charged storytelling, this track balances vulnerability with swagger. It’s alt-rock for late nights, broken pride, and the haunting thrill of someone who’s always one step ahead.

If you’re into music that sits between alt-rock and intimate confessional songwriting — moody, slow-burn, and addictive — this track belongs on your playlist.

Lyrics:

She had that look like, “Bet you’ll try”
I smirked and said, “I know your type”
I’ve played this role, I’ve walked this floor
But still I left the open door

She said, “You know I keep it real”
That truth she sold became the deal
She didn’t push, she didn’t beg
She crossed her arms, then showed a leg

Too good, too good for the game
Too sharp, too slick, no shame
But she played, and I got named
Now I’m just another flame
Too good, too good for the game
Too proud to carry the blame
Now I choke just saying her name
Too good—too good for the game

She said, “You’re bored, I’m not your wife”
Then tapped the edge of every vice
She smiled slow and made me wait
Then lit a match and watched me break

I laughed like I was still in charge
But gave too much by leaning large
She didn’t chase, she made me guess
That silence burned right through my chest

Too good, too good for the game
Thought I’d never play that shame
But she grinned and staked her claim
Now I’m just a missing name
Too good, too good for the game
Thought I’d win, she thought the same
Now I limp where I once aimed
Too good—too good for the game

I rang too late—she’d closed the show
Said, “Babe, you’re not the headline, though”
I said I left, I played it chill
But pride don’t swallow what it kills

I told my friends I shut it down
But she still owns this part of town
I swore I’d never be that guy
But that’s the line we all deny

Too good, too good for the game
Too slick to take the fall’s name
Now I flinch when I hear acclaim
Too good—too good for the game
She wins without a single frame
She leaves, and you’re the one to shame
Too good—too good for the game

Too good, too good (for the game)
Too good, too good (say my name)
Too good, too good (but she came)
Too good—too good for the game
Too good—too good for the game
Too good—too good for the game


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Too Good For The Game

The official worktape to Trey Pendley's "The Dog"

The Dog (Worktape)

In this installment of Sound Advice, we talk to singer-songwriter Julia Wolf and her producer Scro, who blend hyperpop, metal, indie, trap, Y2K nostalgia and Julia’s goth-pop vocals on her new album, ‘PRESSURE.’ In this exclusive interview, we find out about the creative process of ‘PRESSURE,’ and how it led them to be more open, authentic and risk-taking artists. Julia delves into her musical story, the success of her single “In My Room” and the aesthetic world-building through social media that’s grown her fanbase. We also hear about Scro’s musical background and production techniques, and how they both use SoundCloud to find new sounds and remixers, connect with fans and get their music heard. 

Episode Show Notes: https://soundcloud.com/stories/post/julia-wolf-scro-interview-sound-advice
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Sound Advice: Julia Wolf and Scro

Say It Out Loud is a whispered confession, caught between silence and survival. Built on sparse instrumentation — hushed guitars, ghostlike sub-bass, and drifting textures — it moves like thought itself, intimate and unguarded.

This is a song about breaking patterns of silence, about naming the pain that lingers in the background of love, family, and memory. The whispered vocal, delivered in fragments and echoes, makes it feel less like a performance and more like overhearing someone’s inner dialogue.

Lyrics:

Wake up, play the part, make coffee, stare
Laugh at jokes, but I’m not there
Told myself, "You're doin' fine"
‘Til she touched my hand, I flinched like fire

I don’t know how to cry, but I can lie real sweet
Told her, “I’m just tired,” while I clenched my teeth

There’s a demon screaming in my head
Sounds a lot like things my father said
Told me, “Love is weak,” so I played pretend
Hurt the one who tried to be my friend
Now I’m stuck, but I’m tryin’
Still feel numb, but I’m tryin’
There’s a demon screaming in my head
And I’ve been quiet long enough

She packed her bag, left the light still on
Didn’t yell, just said, “You’re gone”
Not to the bar, or someone new
But gone from places I can’t get to

She said, “Every room you build’s got walls so high
You love me blind but don’t know why”

There’s a demon screaming in my head
Spits out lines I wish I never said
When she cried, I shut the door
It’s the echo I can't ignore
I’m still stuck, but I’m tryin’
Still feel small, but I’m tryin’
There’s a demon screaming in my head
But now I’m writing back to it

Told my brother, “I’m not okay”
He said, “Man, I’ve felt the same”
Didn’t fix me, but it cracked the chain
First time I said it out loud

There’s a demon whispering now instead
Still repeats the doubts I’ve fed
But I’ve learned to let it speak and stay
Without letting it lead the way
Yeah I’m stuck, but I’m showin’
And I flinch, but I’m growin’
There’s a demon whispering now instead
And I don’t look away

Say It Out Loud

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