Ever lost something small… but also everything at the same time? 🫠
Well, this is the tragicomedy of a Friday night spent inside, fueled by cheap red wine, neon light therapy, and an emotional attachment to a USB stick holding the last remains of… pathetic rom-com love.

Psycho Dub x Drum & Bass x Rock Music =
One part heartbreak, one part chaos, two parts distorted basslines, and just a sprinkle of “why did I even record that?” 🤯

Expect:
🔹 Jumpy drum & bass drops colliding with fuzzy guitars
🔹 Heavy dub echoes of your bad life decisions
🔹 Screaming at your laptop, but in key 🎸
🔹 A musical therapy session for everyone who’s ever deleted love by accident (or on purpose 👀)

Press play if you’re ready to dive into romantic self-destruction, pixelated nostalgia, and the bittersweet beauty of losing… absolutely everything except your sense of groove.

🎵 Artist: Unbekannter Künstler
🎵 Track: I Lost My USB
🔊 Mood: Somewhere between throwing your laptop out the window and dancing on the balcony at 3AM

Lyrics:

Friday night, and I stayed inside,
Cheap red wine and a neon light,
Rom-com scenes where nobody dies,
Pathetic dreams and cliché lies.

Every frame, every late-night show,
Every line I should never know,
Now they’re gone where the lost things go,
Baby, why’d I let it go?

Oh no no no — I lost my USB — just so so so,
Pathetic love on a plastic drive,
Deleted hearts that won’t survive.

Oh no no no — this tragedy found me — can’t let it be,
Every memory fades away,
But I still press play…

Scrolling through my broken mind,
All those nights I can’t rewind,
Pixel love in a crashing wave,
All my endings I couldn’t save.

Static noise inside my veins,
Broken scenes and phantom flames,
Between the screen and fantasy,
I lost the last of you and me…

Oh no no no — I lost my USB — just so so so,
Pathetic love on a plastic drive,
Deleted hearts that won’t survive.

Oh no no no — this tragedy found me — can’t let it be,
Every memory fades away,
But I still press play…

My USB (Psycho Version)

Lyrics:
I text your name in flashing lights,
Pixel love, but it never feels right,
Your voice is auto-tuned in my veins,
Glitching memories, stuck on replay.

Synthetic tears on my screen tonight,
404 love, can’t make it right,
We crashed in a digital storm,
Broken code, but I still want more.

Chorus:
Neon heartbreak, burning slow,
In the city where the cold winds blow,
Lost in echoes of your sound,
But I can’t delete what I’ve found.

Verse 2:
Scrolling back through endless days,
Every chat feels like a maze,
Emoji promises turned to dust,
Binary love I can’t trust.

Your signal fades, but I still connect,
A glitch in my heart I can’t correct,
Virtual touch in a frozen space,
I still dream of your interface.

Bridge:
We’re just fragments, lost in code,
Data drowning, overload,
But even in this broken sky,
I keep your ghost on standby.

Chorus (repeat)

Neon Heartbreak

boom

🎬 SONG INSIGHT: “Easy Come – Easy Go” – 4Me2BeFree

🔻 Song Insight
“Easy Come – Easy Go” is the sound of letting go with grace — the kind of grace that’s earned through chaos, not calm. It’s about realizing that some people speak a different code entirely, that love only works when both sides are decoding the same truth. The track moves like a confession in motion — raw, melodic, and grounded in acceptance rather than rage. Sometimes the lesson isn’t about who was right; it’s about who’s finally free enough to move on.

🔻 Lyrics

Verse 1
For every point you had to make
For everything you saw in me
I’d rather it be love that stayed
Than the evil you gave
You said I wasn’t ready
Said I couldn’t let the past go
But that only showed how little you know
What I grieve, you don’t own
Asking for peace was me moving on

Pre-Chorus / Bridge A
I tried to find calm in the noise
Hoping truth would fill the void

Chorus 1
You said you’d be there, but you let me go
Words fell from walls without hope
I offered too much, desperate for love
Who are you to blame me for wanting more?

Verse 2
Each night passed, another drink to chase
Family be damned, another misplaced faith
Living again in the shadow of a bottle
Forgetting the pain you already faced
You lied and said it’s in check
By the end, it’s just another regret
Your mask was thin, I saw right through
A selfish flag waving in plain view

Bridge B
I hoped it wasn’t true, prayed it wasn’t you
But fuck it — what else could I do?

Chorus 2
You said you’d be there, but you let me go
Words fell from walls without hope
I offered too much, desperate for love
Who are you to blame me for wanting more?

Verse 3
So cheers to what you said
To the groundwork you laid
To the friends who fed the flame
And all the mistakes you’ll make
Maybe the stars aligned
Just under different skies
Too many clicks fell into place
And I had to ask — was this fate?

Bridge C (reflective)
I’ve traveled far, I’ve carried weight
My bags are heavy, but I won’t break
In the end, I know my worth
Even if you can’t see the road
One less drink, one less shot
Maybe you’ll see what you never got

Final Chorus
Maybe it’s chance, maybe it’s me
Blinded by the noise you need
You’ve got your song, my muse, your scene
I’m still standing — living my dream

Verse 4 / Closing Section
You said I was the red flag
Couldn’t see my growth
It’s hard pointing fingers
When it’s an ex you’re still living with
Keep on living whatever this is
I’ll keep breathing, finding bliss
You’ll be fine — you have a type
I’ll move on, reclaim my life

Outro
You said you’d be there, but you let me go
Words fell from walls without hope
I offered too much, desperate for love
Who are you to blame me for wanting more?

Tag
Don’t worry — this is the only one you get.
I guess you weren’t much in the way of a lasting memory.

🔻 Personal Reflection
This song came from the moment I realized that growth doesn’t always happen together — sometimes it means walking away from someone who stopped decoding you. “Easy Come – Easy Go” isn’t bitter; it’s freedom disguised as closure. It’s about finding peace in your own progress and refusing to stay lost in someone else’s encryption.

🔻 4Me2BeFree
For 4Me2BeFree, “Easy Come – Easy Go” represents evolution — not just in sound, but in perspective. It bridges raw emotional truth with the rhythm of acceptance. Every verse feels like a release valve, channeling pain into clarity. This song belongs to anyone who finally said, “enough,” and meant it.

🔻 Copyright Notice
"All lyrics and content featured in this post are protected under copyright (© 2025) and have been securely time-locked and validated through a crypto-based verification system to ensure originality and ownership. Unauthorized reproduction or distribution of any part of these works without explicit consent is strictly prohibited."

Easy Come - Easy Go

A late night reflection on digital addiction and heartbreak, trapped between screens, memories, and the algorithm that will not let go.
Should Know Better blends UK bounce energy with tech house groove and hard trance atmosphere, pulsing with emotion and restraint.
The sound of midnight scrolling when you should have moved on but did not.

Should Know Better

🔻 Song Insight



Project Concept — “Chaos Crashin: Variants”
A social experiment in sound and identity. Each version of Chaos Crashin tells the same story from a different emotional frequency — blues, alt-rock, hyper-trap, cinematic synth, whatever shape truth takes in that moment. It’s an exploration of creative relativity: the same heartbeat expressed through different bodies.

In a time when genres are dissolving, this project asks a simple question: if feeling is universal, why should sound have borders?

🔻 Lyrics

Intro:
chaos crashin’, toxic flashin’
learned reaction — shorty gassin’
streets feel like love — I’m gone
time’s my plug — I’m on
come on, beg me baby—beg me for a little more

Verse 1:
whispers in confession—what you need from me?
heat risin’ up—let the world see
pull up quick—it’s ’bout to pop off
neighbors knockin’—we can’t stop off
lie on lie—we play it right
life’s a gamble—bet it all tonight

Bridge 1:
pull me, push me—come on, baby
it’s cool—call me crazy
maybe, baby—it’s time we locked in
pull me close—don’t blink
wind me up—I’m tweakin’ slow
run it up—shorty, let it go
drive me wild—I’m goin’ numb
press play—rewind—give me some

Chorus:
we stay consistently inconsistent
two sides twistin’, never resistant
each step forward—I pay that price
won’t be long—roll the dice

Bridge 2:
when it’s day—you call it night
spark it up—let it burn bright
past is dead—don’t rewind
time moves on—we lose our mind

Chorus 2:
I’m straight—you say I’m wrong
pull me back—still sing my song
rear-view love—I ain’t seein’ through
you let go—I’m stuck on you

Refrain:
pull me, push me—come on, baby
it’s cool—call me crazy
maybe, baby—it’s time we locked in
pull me close—hit the floor again
wind me up—I’m tweakin’ slow
run it up—shorty—let it go
drive me wild—got me goin’ dumb
press play—rewind—give me some

Verse 2:
you say you hate me—but love that fame
smack my ego—chant my name
read your chaos like a code
rubik’s heart—I still reload

Outro:
do what works—chaos reigns
addicted to the words—the games
loop it back—same refrain
pull me in before you fade
this crazy never stays—never stays—never stays

🔻 Personal Reflection
“I wrote Chaos Crashin when I realized that love and addiction can share the same pulse. It’s not just about a relationship—it’s about the high of intensity itself. I wanted the production to feel like a heartbeat running too fast, then slowing down just before it breaks. When Suno processed it, the AI gave me this dual-voice conversation that felt like two versions of me trying to stay sane in the noise.”

🔻 4Me2BeFree
For 4Me2BeFree, Chaos Crashin continues the mission of transforming raw emotion into cinematic storytelling. Each song becomes a mirror—reflecting identity, queerness, heartbreak, and rebirth through sound design that moves like film. The project blurs the line between digital distortion and human truth, proving that chaos itself can be harmony when you let it speak.

🔻 Copyright Notice
All lyrics and content featured in this post are protected under copyright (© 2025) and have been securely time-locked and validated through a crypto-based verification system to ensure originality and ownership. Unauthorized reproduction or distribution of any part of these works without explicit consent is strictly prohibited.

Chaos Crashin - Hyper-Trap

Pinned At The Top is trap RnB about being the favorite secret but never the real choice. You are the thread that stays pinned at the top of their phone, the photos they save, the messages they reread when the room is dark, but you never make it into the group photos or the close friends list.

The lyrics live inside the notification bar. Muted calls, saved pics, blue text threads that hold your whole heart. It is frustration, clarity and finally a quiet decision to unpin yourself and walk away. Smooth vocals ride over guitar and 808s, keeping it moody and melodic while the story does the damage.

This one belongs with the rest of the ViceLane catalog as the digital heartbreak chapter, sitting between late night flex records and full on noir scenes.

Pinned at the Top

Pinned at the Top (Throwback) takes the same story but runs it through a 90s RnB filter. Warm keys, live-feeling bass and that slow bounce swing under a vocal that is trying to stay calm while jealousy eats the edges.

The song is still about being the favorite secret. Pinned at the top of their phone, saved in their photos, always there when the room is dark but never really chosen when the lights come on. Lines about lock screens, screenshots and red dots pull the story into the present, while the harmonies and groove feel like the golden era.

If the original version lives in the trap RnB lane, this one is the late night radio mix. Same frustration, same metaphor, different decade.

Pinned at the Top (Throwback)

Final chapter of the Phone Games arc. This is the moment after the missed calls, after the pinned thread, after the last highway exit. No more signal issues, no more second chances. Just a clean swipe and a quiet mind.

“I Deleted Your Number” is Dark RnB / Trap from the ViceLane universe. Heavy 808s, late night pads, and a vocal that sits right between cold and relieved. If Bad Reception was the warning and Last Exit Call was the getaway, this is the paperwork that makes it official.

Written and guided by KANTIBUS. Mastered for night drive volume and headphone replay. Run it in sequence with Bad Reception, Pinned at the Top and Last Exit Call to hear the full story.

I Deleted Your Number

This track is a confession wrapped in melody — a story about falling in love with someone who lived on your screen. A social-media star who seemed to speak right to you, comment back, laugh with you, and make you feel like you were part of their world. Every like felt like a spark, every reply felt like a promise.

But the truth hits hard: while you were falling, they were just creating, posting, doing what they do. To them, it was content. To you, it was connection. The song lives in that emotional gap — the space between imagination and reality, between feeling seen and realizing you were just one of thousands in the crowd.

It’s about the ache of caring for someone who never really knew your name, the bittersweet beauty of a digital crush, and the moment you finally understand that the love you felt was real… just not shared.

A modern heartbreak — wired, pixelated, honest.

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"If it didn’t matter, it wouldn’t hurt. Pain is the gift of knowing you’re alive."

4Me2BeFree is more than music—it’s my story, my scars, and my survival. Every song is a piece of me, a raw melody of love, heartbreak, and resilience. I blend AI-generated vocals and instruments with real emotions, turning my experiences—especially from an LGBTQ+ perspective—into something that speaks to anyone who's ever felt lost, broken, or just searching for something real.

Breakup songs? Yeah, they hit different. Music carries us through the worst of it, and every generation finds their own anthems of love, loss, and getting back up. Heartache doesn’t care about age, gender, or where you come from—music connects us all.

I make music because I’ve been there. The pain, the anger, the hope—it's all in these songs. If something here hits home for you, let it. If you feel something, let me know. That’s the connection that keeps this alive.

A cool dad with a rebel streak, I spin tracks that light up the room and get people moving. My mixes blend country grit, rock energy, and whatever else sparks my imagination—because music should never stay in one lane. Behind the decks, I’m not just playing songs; I’m speaking my truth, dropping lyrics that hit from the heart, and bringing fresh ideas to every beat. I’m here to have fun, shake things up, and prove that dad life only made me louder, wiser, and way more creative.

If you’re ready for something real, something different, and something that hits your soul as hard as it hits your feet—welcome to my sound.

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I’m here for one simple reason: to share my music with you.
Take a listen, explore, and I hope something here resonates with you. Enjoy the vibe!

KANTIBUS is an American producer/songwriter who has been creating songs since 1990.

It is a portmanteau of his first initial and last name. 

KANTIBUS started creating what would eventually become known as Drill or Trap Music, demonstrating expertise in both genres. 

As such, he is a pioneer of the "violent real life criminal" styles that exist still in the underground today. 

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