Been working on this for a while now. The wait is over, I've come to bless your ears with my first full LP release. Shoutout to Noah Murder and Scammer J with the help and advice on the album. Shoutout Brendan Sundstrom for being the inspiration for this album.

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bbno$ Invites You to Join the #bbnoremix Experience on SoundCloud!


As an artist whose sound is deeply rooted in sample-based, cross-genre music production,  bbno$ has a strong appetite for remixes and edits of his own tracks. To celebrate the release of his latest album, bbno$ is sharing the free stems for the album track “gigolo,” as a way to find fresh talent on SoundCloud who can keep his imaginative, viral sound evolving.


How to Join the #bbnoremix Experience:
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Visit the SoundCloud Store to download the free stems here.
Get creative with it and don’t be afraid to experiment with new sounds. 
Upload your remix exclusively to SoundCloud and add the tag #bbnoremix.
The stems will be available until December 1, so don’t sleep on this opportunity to showcase your talent and show bbno$ what you’ve got.
Follow bbno$ on SoundCloud and keep an eye out. bbno$ will be listening through your creations on the platform and can’t wait to hear what you come up with.

In this installment of Sound Advice, we’re talking to bbno$, who joins us from the road, calling in from his hot-pink, slimed-out, meme palace of a tour bus to talk about how his career has taken him from first uploading on SoundCloud in 2016 to building a global fanbase today. Throughout our candid conversation, the rapper, singer and songwriter talks about the importance of embracing cringe when it comes to promoting your music online, staying true to his creative roots over the years — including still collaborating with artists he came up with on SoundCloud, like Yung Gravy, So Loki and Y2K — and his secret sauce to building a sustainable career in music while navigating a chronically online world.

Episode Show Notes: https://soundcloud.com/stories/post/bbno-interview-sound-advice
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Sound Advice: bbno$

In this installment of Sound we delve into the creative minds of stadium-filling electronic music act, Above & Beyond. This summer, Above & Beyond released ‘Bigger Than All Of Us,’ their first album as a trio in seven years. In this exclusive interview, two members of the group, Tony McGuinness and Paavo Siljamäki, discuss their 25-year journey in electronic music, from becoming vocal trance’s most in-demand remixers to starting their labels Anjunabeats, Anjunadeep and Anjunachill. We explore collaboration, production, songwriting, remixing and working with vocals, and talk about the role that SoundCloud has played in creating their Anjuna community and inspiring new creative directions. 

Episode Show Notes: https://soundcloud.com/stories/post/above-and-beyond-interview-sound-advice
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Sound Advice: Above & Beyond

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 speak to LA-based DJ/producer Ray Volpe. Known for his heavy bass-driven sound, Ray experienced breakout success with his 2022 track, “LASERBEAM,” which became a scene anthem and has since been remixed by Hardwell and Chris Lake. Now, Ray has released his long-awaited debut album, ‘FOREVER, VOLPETRON,’ where he showcases his heavy dubstep and gritty, melodic bass sound, paired with his signature cinematic flair and energetic, catchy hooks. In this exclusive interview, we talk about the making of the album, his journey as a DJ and producer, and how he uses SoundCloud to connect with fans and discover hidden gems.

Episode Show Notes: https://soundcloud.com/stories/post/ray-volpe-interview-sound-advice
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Sound Advice: Ray Volpe

In this installment of Sound Advice, we’re talking to Jazzy, the Irish dance music sensation whose irresistible voice tops hits like “No Bad Vibes” with KILIMANJARO and “Somedays” with Sonny Fodera and D.O.D. An alum of SoundCloud’s Ascending program, Jazzy has had a meteoric rise, going from working in a supermarket to being nominated for a BRIT Award. In our exclusive interview, Jazzy reflects on her journey so far, sharing insights on her solo music, learning how to DJ, performing at Ibiza nightclub Pacha and becoming the first Irish female solo artist to reach No. 1 in the UK Singles Chart in over a decade. We also talk about the launch of her club brand GEWAH, how she uses SoundCloud and her best advice for collaboration, overcoming stage fright and keeping the vibes strong. 

Episode Show Notes: https://soundcloud.com/stories/post/jazzy-interview-sound-advice
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Sound Advice: Jazzy

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.

Episode Show Notes: https://soundcloud.com/stories/post/bob-moses-interview-sound-advice
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Sound Advice: Bob Moses

In this installment of Sound Advice, we are joined by global techno sensation Charlotte de Witte. Over the past 15 years, Charlotte has built her career from the ground up, rising from Belgium’s underground scene to become one of the genre’s most revered names today. In this exclusive interview, we speak with the DJ, producer and KNTXT record label founder about her dance music heritage, creative process and the making of her long-awaited, self-titled debut album. Charlotte also talks about finding your sound and staying true to it, offering valuable advice for emerging DJs and producers looking to build a lasting career in electronic music. For techno fans, this one’s a must.

Episode Show Notes: https://soundcloud.com/stories/post/charlotte-de-witte-interview-sound-advice
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Sound Advice: Charlotte de Witte

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.

Episode Show Notes: https://soundcloud.com/stories/post/sound-advice-subtronics
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Sound Advice:  Subtronics

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