Tweezy never left.
He’s been dropping, building, documenting the journey in real time.
But this time — it hits different.

This Time Itz Personal is more than a title — it’s a turning point.
After a breakup, a new city, and a deeper level of reflection, Tweezy delivers a 16-track album that feels like a journal cracked open at the most uncomfortable page — and then left on repeat.

Following years of releases — including the original Don’t Take It Personal (2019) — this is his most focused, vulnerable, and intentionally layered project to date.
No filters. No fake resilience. Just truth.

From the raw confessional “Delete the Message,” where he directly calls out past affairs, to the city-soaked inspiration of “Come to Boston,” each record builds on the theme of reflection and reclamation.
“Fatal Attraction” flips the blame.
“Playa’s Diary” confesses unlearned lessons.
And “Night in the City”, recorded a year ago, echoes differently now in the context of where he’s been — and who he’s become.

Blending R&B, Afro-fusion, Latin Trap, and elements of Hip-Hop, This Time It’s Personal doesn’t chase sound — it follows truth. There’s no filler. No reaching. Every track is a timestamp.

The rollout? Quietly brilliant.
No snippets. No gimmicks.
Just cryptic captions, emotion-heavy story posts, and a slow, strategic burn — creating curiosity without begging for attention.

This is the first album since the heartbreak.
The first since the move.
The first since ItzTweezy stopped making music for noise and started making it for closure.

It’s not about streams.
It’s not about sympathy.
This time — itz personal.

This Time Itz Personal

Heart in a million

Delete The Message" is a track about those late-night moments when you're caught between saying too much and holding back. The beat hits with a smooth but moody vibe, blending raw emotion with hypnotic melodies. Whether you've ever hesitated to hit send or had second thoughts about what was said, this one’s for you. Run it up and let me know if you relate! #YSNTheLabel

Delete the message

“Cost of Love” is a slow-burning confession layered in smoke and emotion. Written in New Jersey and recorded in Iowa, ItzTweezy delivers a fully mixed, fully felt record that reflects on the price of pleasure and pain. This one isn’t about perfection—it’s about truth. With trippy melodies and raw honesty, “Cost of Love” is the first official drop from the upcoming album “This Time It’s Personal.”

Stream it. Light up. Feel everything.

Cost of Love

Recorded in Boston, Come to Boston, is a smooth, rhythm-driven invitation to a city full of love, motion, and ambition. ItzTweezy blends his Afro-infused style with heartfelt lyricism and hypnotic melodies, creating an anthem that feels both intimate and universal. Whether you’re from Beantown or just passing through, this record speaks to anyone chasing connection and purpose in a new city.

Come to Boston

lil’ bitta luv

Fatal Attraction (feat. Nikael)

Originally featured on my album Eclipsed, this updated version breathes new life into one of my most vulnerable records.

With a fresh verse and a reimagined hook performed by the incredible Nikael—who brings a whole new energy—I revisit a story of temptation, miscommunication, and emotional risk.

I wrote the hook from a place of truth, and together, we shaped it into a blend of R&B and Afrobeat that hits just as hard emotionally as it does rhythmically.

This is heartbreak with rhythm.
This is Fatal Attraction.

Fatal Attraction

Night in the City (feat. Dreamer)
Originally titled The City, this Afrobeat-inspired track evolved into something bigger—named after the place we both call home. I met Dreamer through Legend Wingate (ironically, Legend and I have another record on this album called New York Rain).

I laid down two verses and a hook, sent it to Dreamer, and he snapped with a melodic, pop-leaning verse. It was so good, I scrapped my first verse and made room for his.

This track is about an affair in the city—waiting for shawty to throw on her makeup, her asking questions about my girl, me dodging them… just telling her to play her part. It’s a balance between raw emotion and smooth melodies. Classic NYC duality.

Grit meets gloss. The city never sleeps, and neither does temptation.

Night in the City

Time Zone

What started as her moment turned into ours. I jumped on it last-minute—but the words stuck. No beat. No hook. Just honesty caught in the middle of the album. Raw. Unfiltered. Necessary.

Claudia’s Interlude

The energy shift. Spanish influence meets heartbreak. She left, but the rhythm stayed. Afro-Latin meets R&B tension. Dímelo—say it, even if it hurts.

Dimelo’

Not every player wins. This is the late-night entry—regret, ego, lust, and silence on the other end of the phone. No hooks. Just pages turning.

Playa’s Diary

Recorded at night with the storm literally outside. A cinematic take on distance, mistakes, and trying to find shelter in someone. Featuring Legend Wingate.

Rain in New York (feat. Legend Wingate)

Said You Wouldn’t

That feeling after the storm—the kind that doesn’t always come with snow. Just silence. This was recorded with cold hands, warm truth, and no distractions.

Winter Morning

No pen. No filter. One take. I had something to say and didn’t want to wait for the beat to catch up. Pressure made this one. That’s on me.

That’s on Me (freestyle)

She got a man at home… but still moving like she single. “Keep Me Waiting” is for the ones who’ve been caught in that in-between—when the lines blur, the tension builds, and loyalty becomes a question, not a promise. This one’s seductive, frustrating, and honest. A toxic slow burn with a hook that’s hard to forget.

Keep me waiting

ItzTweezy is a genre-bending artist from New York, now based in Boston, known for blending raw storytelling with Afro-infused rhythms, trap soul, and hard-hitting hip-hop. Since stepping onto the scene in 2008, he’s dropped over 26 projects—from mixtapes to EPs to five full-length albums—building a reputation for consistency, vulnerability, and melodic grit.

With over 1 million streams across platforms and a Top 40 spot on ReverbNation, Tweezy has quietly carved out a space where honesty meets ambition. His lyrics are sharp. His emotions stay close to the mic. And his sound shifts without ever losing focus.

Now, he returns with his 6th studio album, This Time It’s Personal—his most revealing and refined work to date. Written in the aftermath of heartbreak and self-reflection, the album is a 16-track deep-dive into passion, betrayal, ambition, and lust. From late-night freestyles to Afro-laced melodies, every song feels like a timestamp on the road to healing.

Records like “Delete the Message,” “Come to Boston,” and “Playa’s Diary” strip the mask off.
Others like “Fatal Attraction” and “Dimelo” show growth through chaos.

There’s no gimmick here. Just an artist who never stopped working—now stepping forward with something to say.

Tap in.
This time, it’s personal.

This Time Itz Personal

ItzTweezy (BigTapia)