Name: Baha Jarvis - Naming the Ending by bahajarvis
Duration: 3 min 22 s
Description: "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.

"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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Boys Love Boys

“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 Fashion” is a song that can transform any scene into an upbeat runway show. With its hyper-pop sounds and industrial pop beats, it invites anyone who loves to dance to get ready to slay some looks. At the same time, it sends positive messages to those there to have fun.   “Baha Fashion” is not just a fleeting trend or a forgettable experience; it’s about vibes that come from authenticity. It’s about self-awareness, shared care, expressed love, confidence, bold brilliance, and courage. Plus, it’s one of the tracks that will take its special place in my upcoming album titled canNOT.

Produced by Roger, co-produced by me, and mastered by the wonderful Rob! 
I hope it inspires you to serve! 💅✨

Baha Fashion

"God to Touch - Witchy Remix" is the final official remix in the "God to Touch" series, and it is made for the dark, Halloween‑time playlists curated for parties full of witches, ghouls, ghosts, and ghostly creatures to show their spiritual dance moves while vibing with hyper‑pop beats magically complemented by slower synths. It’s not only distinct because of the aura it brings, but it’s also lyrically deeper. And it summons a haunting love in the moonlit space between light and sound. 
Let this track stay with you after the last beat fades, and celebrate! 🎃

God to Touch (Witchy Remix)

“Annoyed Crier” is out everywhere!

This track blends hyper-pop, synth-pop, and experimental elements to tell the story of someone who glows but has lost their sparkle; someone who chose betrayal over facing their own growth. They cry not because they’re weak, but because they ignored their chance to heal. 

The cover and visuals are inspired by ’80s vintage thrillers and Harlequin romance: mystery, passion, bold hair, and more inclusivity. I wrote and performed the song, illustrated all the artwork, and created the visuals (as I always do) as I love using hand-drawn and painted techniques along with digital tools like Procreate and Artstudio Pro. While I respect creative uses of AI, I do not use it; my art is all me, Baha. 

Endless gratitude to my genius husband, Roger Jarvis, who produced, mixed, and co-created this song with me, pouring his heart and wisdom into every part; and to Rob Robinson, whose mastering magic and continued support always bring the project home. 

Your sparkles, your genuineness, your “slay Libra” energies mean the world to me! ⚖️🔥  Coming soon:
* November 14 – “Word Garbage, Sent,” a very deep and sad song.
* “Annoyed Crier (LOL Remix),” an upbeat house take on the original with renewed energy and a dark slasher narrative: “The Sugar Snap Slayings: Revenge for Silicone Sins,” introducing Candy Strainfield, aka “Lipcrusher,” a beauty-obsessed punisher who wears an LED light therapy mask and hunts down college girls with a curling iron and other beauty tools. This remix blends horror, music, and German-industrial vibes.  

Make sure to follow me on your favorite streaming platforms, and click the link in my bio to subscribe to my YouTube channel where I always share surprises.

  Thank you to everyone supporting this journey and my art; let’s dance, cry, glow, feel, have fun, and find new meanings through music! 💜 

Baha Jarvis - Annoyed Crier

Fundamentally, “Word Garbage, Sent” tells a story of a ghost who doesn’t know they are a ghost; they’re just waiting for their crush to recognize that they exist. I wrote it two years ago when I felt really, really lonely. To me, it has lots of layers, yet I don’t make art simply for myself, which means how it communicates with you is what gives me the biggest joy. I also pushed some buttons, vocalized some things, but without my beautiful husband, my muse’s magic, it wouldn’t be possible, so thank you, Roge! And absolute genius Rob mastered it with love, for which I’m forever grateful!

 I’m at the point of my life where I can better understand the shades of punctuation marks, and some things are not replaceable, whereas others bring alternatives. Being an artist was never a choice for me because it is rooted in the answer to this question after all the traumatic experiences I’ve had since I was born: “Would you like to lose your mind or learn from your experiences to express yourself in creative ways?” So my songs and other forms of artistic expression come with the rawness of being human, complexity in the nuances, the depth that you may not always immediately realize, you might see it if you give yourself some time to think, and I’ve always truly loved art that I find relatable, because when I can’t relate, it does not feed my soul; I feel like I’m either being force‑fed or choked in the disengagement, where even misunderstanding does not give a definition enough for me to feel something, or anything.

Right now, this song means a lot of things for me; most likely they will shift and change, which is a neutral thing. I hope it can mean something for you too, and whatever that feeling is, it could make you feel seen and acknowledged, because overall, life isn’t short; often, time is.

And thank you to everyone who has supported my art! 
November 28th is going to be really fun!
  

Baha Jarvis - Word Garbage, Sent

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 - Naming the Ending

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