Babby TD's Plan B

Babby TD’s Plan B is a separate release identity branching off from Babby TD, giving me room to showcase another top 10 of my music. It's where albums get reshaped when the main idea isn't enough—or when it's right, but the tempo or energy is off. "Aftermath 98" came out of exactly that. There was an album called "The Child's Aftermath" first. I liked it, but others said it was too slow. So I rebuilt the whole thing around roughly 98 BPM and let it move properly. "The Child's Aftermath" itself leans heavily into West Coast hip hop, slowed down, almost heavy at times. One track, "The Inner Child Lives On", ended up in my top 10. "Aftermath 98" is where the Inner Child takes the lead, turning reflection into groove. It reshapes the Shadow King’s aftermath into light, motion, and forward energy. With "Esoterica Deluxe" I went the opposite direction. That one makes fun of esoteric systems while knowing them inside out. Inner child, shadow king, the full program. "The Sleepy Shadow King" asks a simple question: what if the shadow isn't evil or powerful, but just unconscious? "Bubble Dialogue" is lighter on the surface. It plays with voice dialogue, but through bubbles—kawaii, k-pop-leaning tracks with sweet, pitched vocals that still carry something . "Crystal & Flame" is mostly techno-based pop: heavy drums, strong voices, and different dragons showing up. Less talking, more movement. Plan B isn't a side project. It's where ideas get reshaped until they actually work.