Tree Stars: Restored

A deranged clown anthem broadcasting straight from a broken emergency alert system, “Lies of Me” blends distorted carnival trap, horror-pop bounce, and gleeful chaos — sirens, honks, and laughter twisting through glitchy bass and punchy beats, The vocals flip between manic rhymes, sing-song hooks, and clownish taunts that blur truth and absurdity, Think high-energy, absurdist clowncore with a wicked sense of humor — a syrup-splattered soundtrack for anyone lying through a smile and dancing through disaster, Style tags: clowncore • trap • comedy horror • chaotic anthem • glitch pop • spoken word broadcast

A hard, bouncy nu-metal anthem with hip hop swagger and cartoon rage, Detuned chugging guitars, punchy bass, trap-influenced drums, turntable scratches, glitch stutters, and shouted call-and-response hooks, The vocals are aggressive, sarcastic, and comedic, switching between whispered threats, shouted hooks, and rhythmic rap flows, The beat grooves like a hip hop track, but hits with heavy distorted guitars and industrial sound design, The hook chants “Stay Pull-er!” like a riot anthem, The tone is funny but unhinged, like an office worker finally snapping inside a cubicle warzone, Mood: chaotic, hilarious, aggressive, bouncy, absurd, cathartic, Energy: high, stomping, head-banging, mosh pit with office chairs

A fast, aggressive nu-metal punk hybrid with hip hop bounce and video-game rage energy, Distorted drop-tuned guitars, thrashy punk strums, stomping 808 kicks, glitchy synth stabs, record scratches, and blown-out bass, Vocals switch between snarled punk shouts, rhythmic rap delivery, and sarcastic call-and-response chants, The chorus explodes with crowd-ready chants of “Try Finger But Hole!” like a chaotic arena taunt, The track feels like a boss fight in a cursed game world mixed with a mosh pit in a dive bar, The beat grooves while the guitars hit hard, giving it both bounce and raw edge

To Your AI by Newboy Green This is not a diss, This is a receipt, To Your AI is a direct transmission to the machines, the cloners, the culture vultures, and anyone hiding behind a prompt instead of a pen, Newboy Green steps into the digital courtroom and lays out the case with humor, heat, and surgical bars, This track calls out lyric siphoning, fake kings, unpublished receipts, and borrowed crowns, It blends satire, self defense, and creative pride into a sharp verse that hits like a cease and desist wrapped in a joke, Tone: bold, witty, sarcastic, unbothered Theme: originality, creator rights, AI ethics, internet fraud energy Energy: funny first, dangerous second Vibe: cyber roast with a conscience This is for every real writer who watched their voice get recycled and renamed, Peace, Love, Pancakes, Written by Newboy Green

A dramatic, narrative-driven track capturing a small but deeply human moment: the heartbreak of a broken gas-station soda fountain, Through soulful vocals, dynamic rhythmic delivery, and cinematic production, the song transforms an ordinary frustration into a vivid, emotional story, Layers of melodic instrumentation, subtle beats, and expressive bridges amplify the tension and release of anticipation, disappointment, and fleeting hope, Each verse builds a sense of place and character, while the hook balances melancholy and reflection, turning everyday absurdity into artful storytelling, With attention to sonic detail and dynamic range, this track blurs the line between humor and poignancy, creating a memorable listening experience that is both relatable and dramatically immersive, Genres: cinematic pop-rap, narrative hip-hop, melodic storytelling, dramatic alternative, contemporary R&B, soulful rap

Title: “What’s in the Closet?” Artist: Dare-uhll (feat, Newboy Green energy) Genre mash: 80s pop, synthwave, pop-rap, emotional storytelling, satirical edge, “What’s in the Closet?” is a neon-soaked, 80s-style pop anthem with rap storytelling that tackles hidden prejudice, hypocrisy, and discrimination masked as righteousness, Dare-uhll blends humor, shock, and real pain into a bold narrative about witnessing exclusion and losing faith in systems that preach love but practice division, With chant hooks, synth stabs, and an anthemic chorus, the track flips retro joy into a truth-telling dancefloor moment, Serious message, Catchy energy, Zero fear, Mood: reflective, rebellious, hopeful, dramatic Energy: mid-tempo, big chorus, cinematic Vibe: neon confession booth meets church camp trauma

Title: “What’s in the Closet?” Artist: Dare-uhll (feat, Newboy Green energy) Genre mash: 80s pop, synthwave, pop-rap, emotional storytelling, satirical edge, “What’s in the Closet?” is a neon-soaked, 80s-style pop anthem with rap storytelling that tackles hidden prejudice, hypocrisy, and discrimination masked as righteousness, Dare-uhll blends humor, shock, and real pain into a bold narrative about witnessing exclusion and losing faith in systems that preach love but practice division, With chant hooks, synth stabs, and an anthemic chorus, the track flips retro joy into a truth-telling dancefloor moment, Serious message, Catchy energy, Zero fear, Mood: reflective, rebellious, hopeful, dramatic Energy: mid-tempo, big chorus, cinematic Vibe: neon confession booth meets church camp trauma

A twisted West Coast ride that bounces between clownish chaos and razor-sharp rap precision, “West Coast Choppin’” slams neon-lit horrorcore into G-funk swagger, mixing eerie carnival percussion with heavy bass and hypnotic “uhm-cha” rhythms, The track showcases rapid-fire wordplay, playful absurdity, and dark humor—swinging from roast dinners to trunk-stuffing madness, With hooks that chant and chop like blades, this song captures the Dark Horse energy while nodding to classic West Coast rap styles, Creepy, cinematic, and undeniably catchy, it’s the sound of a night drive gone wrong on carnival grounds, male vocals

A retro-futuristic Fallout Shelter remake of “I Changed My Mind, ” blending live 1950s vault-radio warmth with emotional male vocals and gritty hip-hop storytelling, Opens with a reflective spoken intro like an Overseer log drifting through an empty Vault, Verse 1 brings bunker-trap drums, dusty analog synths, and raw confessions of anger, loneliness, and collapse, The pre-chorus becomes a frantic chant (“Smash, Burn, Steal, Spill…”) like a glitching vault intercom Ends with a comforting broadcast message: Pain, Shame, and Pancakes… keep it shmovin’, y’all, Genre Tags: Fallout Mix, Retro-Futuristic, Hip-Hop, Storytelling Rap, Emotional Male Vocals, Vault-Tec, Post-Apocalyptic Soul

After the Fall is a live performance rock anthem blending classic arena rock with modern hard rock, Big distorted guitars, crunchy power chords, driving bass, and thunderous drums, Anthemic male lead vocals with raw emotion, slight grit, and a rally-the-crowd delivery, Soaring stadium chorus, layered backing chants, and call-and-response energy, Classic rock spirit with modern production punch, Tempo: mid-fast, powerful, head-nodding groove, Vibe: rebellious, emotional, end-of-the-world resilience, Audience noise, reverb, and stage ambiance to feel like a packed arena, Mood shifts from reflective verses to explosive, chant-along choruses, Style tags: Classic Rock, Modern Rock, Arena Rock, Live Performance, Anthem, Gritty, Emotional, Stadium Chorus, Electric Guitar Driven

A darkly comedic mystery musical told from the perspective of an overdramatic, unreliable narrator, Bouncy, theatrical instrumentation with playful suspense vibes, cartoonish sound effects, and sudden dynamic shifts, Whimsical crime-scene energy mixed with slapstick humor, mock-detective monologues, and exaggerated panic, Male lead vocals that alternate between spoken-word theatrics, melodic hooks, and chaotic ad-libs, Feels like a twisted stage play, a haunted house mystery, and a Tunes crime caper colliding—equal parts suspense, satire, and absurd fun, Male Vocals and “Female Vocals”

High-energy Bounce x Crunk hybrid party anthem, 102–108 BPM, Heavy 808 bass, trunk-rattling kicks, sharp snare claps, New Orleans parade drum rolls, and aggressive crunk synth stabs, Big chant-style hook with rowdy call-and-response vocals, Hype man ad-libs, whistle blows, crowd shouts, “AYE!” and “WHAT?!” moments, Dirty South club energy meets Mardi Gras street chaos, Brass band hits layered over distorted crunk leads, Wild, reckless, celebratory, designed for packed streets and sweaty dance floors

High-energy Bounce x Crunk hybrid party anthem, 102–108 BPM, Heavy 808 bass, trunk-rattling kicks, sharp snare claps, New Orleans parade drum rolls, and aggressive crunk synth stabs, Big chant-style hook with rowdy call-and-response vocals, Hype man ad-libs, whistle blows, crowd shouts, “AYE!” and “WHAT?!” moments, Dirty South club energy meets Mardi Gras street chaos, Brass band hits layered over distorted crunk leads, Wild, reckless, celebratory, designed for packed streets and sweaty dance floors

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