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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

HEARTS SOLD SEPARATELY

Sacrifice

MY WEBSITE: https://ramoninc.xyz
LISTEN ON STREAMING PLATFORMS: https://push.fm/fl/i-need-my-respect

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"I Need My Respect" is a track of raw energy and unwavering poise, where Ramon Inc. channels the spirit of bass house, minimal house, and g-house with surgical precision. The production is built around a dry, linear, and dark groove, keeping the listener captivated by the hypnotic repetition of minimalist elements—while the vocals, sampled from an American rap song, set the tone with relentless confidence.

The g-house aesthetic stands out here: the looped vocals, with themes of respect, power, and money, echo the world of hip hop and are repositioned within an electronic architecture—cold, dirty, and mechanical. The bass is robust and deep, the percussion is restrained but incisive, and the structure relies on repetition and space as language.

The lyrics—"Put all on their necks / I need my respect / If we ain't talkin' money / Then we talkin' about a check"—don't seek dialogue: they're a statement. A demand. The sound matches the message: a steady, direct beat that marches across the dance floor with absolute dominance.

"I Need My Respect" doesn't seek to conquer—it seeks to dominate.
It's the beat of the non-negotiable ego with the world at its feet.

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Put all on they necks
I need my respect
If we ain't talkin' money
Then we talking About a check

Put all on they necks
I need my respect
If we ain't talkin' money
Then we talking About a check

Put all on they necks
I need my respect
If we ain't talkin' money
Then we talking About a check

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THANK U ALL ♡

I Need My Respect

MY WEBSITE: https://ramoninc.xyz
LISTEN ON STREAMING PLATFORMS: https://push.fm/fl/when-you-die

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"When You Die" is a melancholic dive into the ruins of memory. On this album, Ramon Inc. explores the weight of nostalgia, longing, and regret—the ghosts of bad decisions, of loves that could have been different, of people we left behind or who left us broken. An ode to the past that, while seemingly brilliant compared to today's cold reality, is merely a comforting illusion.

Throughout the tracks, genres intertwine in an emotional and sonic narrative that ranges from ethereal synth-pop to vibrant hyperpop, passing through IDM pop, pop and alternative rock, neo-soul/jazz, and cinematic ambient. The journey begins danceably, almost hopeful, but soon delves into introspective, somber, and sensitive atmospheres—like someone looking at old photos trying to understand where everything began to fall apart.

Inspired by artists like Princess Chelsea, MGMT (more specifically, the album Little Dark Age), LA Priest, Sabrina Carpenter (current era), Jungle, TV Girl, CHVRCHES, Roosevelt, Grimes, and Loaded Honey, Ramon builds a universe where the brilliance of the past meets the weight of the present. Violins, pianos, synths, and broken beats serve as the soundtrack to an emotional, intimate, and visceral diary.

Audiovisual producer Kevin Loryan defined it: "When You Die is an incredible IDM album, but people aren't ready for it."
Maybe he's right—maybe this is one of those albums that will only be fully understood in the future.

When You Die isn't about literal death, but about everything that dies inside us over time—and what we do with what's left.

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I got surrounded by all the noises in my head
I felt my heart in the floor
I told to myself: it's not fair
Then I understood how poor
You were

Because you used to shine
And you used to be mine
Now you're just someone
Lacking of good inside

Watching me lose myself
In these rhymes
And forgetting who I was
Before you being in my mind

I hate the nights I spent awake
It was just me losing my time
That's enough, girl
I have my own demons to fight.

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THANK U ALL ♡

When You Die

My Own Demons (with Lici)

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

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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

blond, 17, and kinda weird — just like my music.

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