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We $tay Lit HellNaww & Ju$t Recognize (V. Nebula Beat)

Here I go again (again)
Lost in the spin (never ends)
Here I go again (on a wild binge)
On my knees again (try not to sin)

The night, my name
Drowning deep in this twisted game
Every hit's a step back
A broken track, a road I can't reclaim

Every hit's a chase, a phantom trace
Back to that first time
I wish I'd never tried
Smoking hopes, pushing dreams into the abyss far

Here I go again
Again, oh no, lost in the spin
Lost forever, never ends, yeah, here I go again
Bangs, bangs, can't stop, woo, on my knees again

Searching for a piece, rock, help me
Making free bass tracks
Headphones cracked
Fucked up PC

One TV
Spy cams watch me
Laugh when they see
Yeah

That's crazy
Still have two more bags, hell yeah
Should I throw it away? (No way)
Nah, fuck that

That's what I'm sayin' (Oh)
Finish it (Oh)
Here I go again (no not again, oh)
Lost control again (fuck it, dead)

Oh, on my knees again (me certain, bleeding)
Trying not to sin (fucking, whining, liar, liar, liar)

MY SCHEDULED BINGE

This track was conceived as a tribute to one of the world's greatest bassists, Jaco Pastorius. Among all his performances, the one I admire most is "Teen Town" from Weather Report's album Heavy Weather.

Instruments: Roland Juno D6, loops, and sound pools
Composition, production, and sound engineering: Carlos R
Carlos Rodrigues productions 2025

Jaco Pastorius

“Dead Inside / Fell Again”

A two-part sonic journey that drifts from numb isolation into stylish melancholy, “Dead Inside / Fell Again” blends airy ambient synths with hard-hitting 808s in a seamless emotional shift.

Part I – “Dead Inside” floats in slow, spacious production, with auto-tuned, slurred vocals painting a portrait of spiritual exhaustion and emotional detachment. The narrator is adrift in silence, haunted by past sins, refusing to open messages that don’t bring peace, and watching time slip away without feeling love.

Part II – “Fell Again” hits with a beat switch — heavier bass, tighter bounce, and a moody confidence. The delivery turns more melodic-rap, lacing designer flexes and anime nods over pain-drenched imagery. Ghosted calls, fake love, and rearview memories blur into a stylish but lonely ride, where even in loss, the glow remains.

The track balances vulnerability with swagger, evoking late-night drives, city lights in the rain, and the quiet resilience of surviving heartbreak while keeping your drip immaculate.

DEAD INSIDE / FELL AGAIN

Next Planet is a dark, high-energy futuristic trap anthem that blends cosmic imagery with ruthless braggadocio. The track paints the artist as an untouchable, godlike figure—“the black Tesla, chrome skin, pure voltage”—already operating on a higher plane while rivals struggle to catch up. Heavy 808s, metallic echoes, and spacey synths set the tone, while whispered commands (“Bow down…”) and glitch-inspired interludes create a cinematic, almost villainous atmosphere.

The hook—“Wrist on chill, neck like summer…”—is hypnotic and chant-like, built for crowd participation and live performance energy. Verses mix luxury flexes with prophetic statements, weaving in themes of divine authority, street-to-throne ascension, and breaking free from the system (“glitch in the code, break in the matrix”). The repetition of “Next planet…” in the outro reinforces the sense of unstoppable forward motion and dominance, making the track both a flex anthem and a declaration of future supremacy.

NEXT PLANET


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“Mist 29 ft CYFR 360” is a hard-hitting West Coast banger that blends sharp lyricism with trunk-rattling production. Produced by Mist 29, the beat rides heavy with that classic bounce, basslines built to shake car speakers, and crisp percussion that keeps the energy raw and unrelenting. CYFR 360 steps in to deliver a razor-edged mix and master, polishing the collaboration with clarity and weight, making every bar and every drop hit with maximum impact.

This collab showcases the best of both worlds—gritty West Coast energy with modern finesse—cementing Mist 29 and CYFR 360 as a duo to watch.

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