Nothing You Know is about the kind of heartbreak that quietly changes you. When trust is broken and love starts to slip away, it leaves something hard to explain behind. If you’ve ever been let down by someone you cared about, you might find something familiar in this.

Nothing You Know

"Your Friends Hate My Guts" is the second single from LGBTQ+ artist Baha Jarvis' Boys Love Boys series. This track mixes catchy electro-pop beats with a story about navigating a new relationship while facing judgment from friends. It’s a fun, energetic song that’s also about being true to yourself and fighting for love. It’s perfect for anyone who wants to dance and feel empowered.

Your Friends Hate My Guts

"Naming the Ending" is about falling for a best friend's ex and the quiet fear of what that love might break. It reflects on comfort, guilt, and the fragile line between desire and trust, with surreal moments that mirror the chaos of conflicting emotions. And yes, it's also meant to inspire pizza cravings while dancing.


Baha Jarvis - Naming the Ending

“God to Touch” explores the complex feelings of enjoying someone’s touch while recognizing the unhealthy nature of the relationship. Blending industrial‑pop beats with themes of attraction, desire, and indecision, this track is the original version from my upcoming album canNOT and the Boys Love Boys series.

God to Touch

“God to Touch (Extended Explicit Remix)” sets off big‑room sass with heavier kicks, edgier vocals and looped hooks that echo again and again.

Baha Jarvis - God to Touch (Extended Explicit Remix)

As much as I value subjective creativity in my art, I also value the suggested subjectivity of the interpretation of what my art can create in others’ minds, which is why, as an artist, I don’t wish to be the chemist or teacher who exemplifies in depth what I meant in each line. But to briefly mention: this song is about inclusivity and the positivity love can bring, and it does so by pushing the negative stereotypes based on gender or expected societal roles, instead of focusing on what is human aside. It’s an anthem to remind all of us that our identity, our perspective, and our love matter, whoever we are. It’s about stories that may not always be understood easily by everyone, with messages about why external validation should never be the center of love. It’s about the exclusivity of inclusivity. It’s fun. It’s uplifting. It’s to inspire you to use the most important word in all languages with no fear, no shame, or hesitation: “love!”  

I hope “Boys Love Boys” can open multiple doors in your beautiful hearts, and that it fills your day with positivity anytime you listen to it!  

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“God to Touch (Extended Explicit Remix)” is a song about when the physical connection and desire match, even though there is some type of ambiguity and indecision about whether the relationship could work or not. It’s about that feel-good touch, yet is it really good though? Or does the touch mask what is not spoken? It’s the second version in God to Touch series, which is also part of Boys Love Boys single series and carries those themes in my upcoming album canNOT. 

God to Touch (Exdended Remix)

Baha Jarvis is an American author, illustrator, singer, and songwriter whose lyrics involve psychological aspects of human relationships and complexities within the LGBTQ+ communities. His Boys Love Boys single series will unfold over the next year, leading into the album canNOT, which blends elements of alternative, indie, synth, and dark pop with many danceable beats.

Baha Jarvis - God to Touch (Extended Explicit Remix)

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