💔 This ain’t just a breakup 
it’s checkmate.
A dark, moody Trap R&B anthem about betrayal, self-worth, and walking away with your crown still on.
For everyone who’s ever been replaced… but knows they can’t be.

🎧 Turn it up, feel the bass, and remember: You can’t replace your queen. 👑♟



You cant replace your queen

Detroit Son is my story. Not the polished version the real one. I grew up in a small house on the East Side of Detroit, with too much noise and too little peace. My parents split early, and I learned quick what silence can hide. I became the man of the house before I even understood what that meant. I worked right after high school, held us together, and put music on hold just to make sure my mom and little sister were okay.

This song is me finally telling the world where I come from  the cold nights, the heavy days, the dreams I buried, and the strength I found along the way.
I’m not perfect. I’m not loud. But I’m real. And if you’ve ever felt like you had to grow up too fast… this one’s for you.

Detroit Son

Little Sunshine“ is a song about Ava 
my little sister, my light, my reason.
Growing up in Detroit wasn’t easy.
Our house was loud, cold, and full of broken pieces long before I understood what breaking meant.
But Ava… she made everything softer.

When our parents split,
I became the man of the house way too early.
I worked right after high school, held us together,
paid the bills, fixed the leaks, kept mama strong 
all so Ava could stay a child a little longer.

She never knew the weight I carried.
But every time she laughed…
it felt like sunshine breaking through winter.

This song is my promise to her:
“Your big brother will always protect you and stand by your side always.”

If you’ve ever loved someone so deeply
that you gave up your own childhood to protect theirs…
this song is for you.

It’s not just a track.
It’s a story of family, sacrifice, and the kind of love that doesn’t fade 
even in the hardest places on earth.

Ava is my little sunshine.
And she always will be.

little sunshine

Mother of Mine
is the most honest song I’ve ever written. It’s a thank you to the woman who held our family together when everything around us was falling apart.

My mom didn’t have an easy life  but she gave Ava and me everything she could. She worked late, cried quietly, and sacrificed her own dreams just to keep us safe. I saw her fight battles no child should ever witness, and I grew up fast because I wanted to carry the weight she never complained about.
This song is my way of telling her all the things I couldn’t say as a kid: that I saw her pain, that I saw her strength, and that everything good in me came from her.
If you were raised by a strong woman… if you watched your mother break and still stay gentle… if your whole heart is shaped by the love she gave you  then this song is for you too.
„Mother of Mine“ isn’t just a tribute. It’s my promise: I’ll spend the rest of my life giving back what she gave me in silence

Written by: Nada Samir & Matthew Avery Produced by: JustMatt, Matthew Avery & Nada Samir Performed by: Matthew Avery

Mother of Mine feat. Nada Samir

Is the truth I never said out loud. People talk about high school like it’s the best years of your life  but for me, it was a nightmare I couldn’t wake up from.

While other kids were laughing in the hallways, I walked around like a ghost, carrying problems no teenager should ever have. They had parties. I had fear.
They had futures. I had bills.
They had warm homes. I had a house full of silence and broken nights.
High school wasn’t freedom for me  it was pressure, noise, loneliness, and the constant feeling that I didn’t belong. The rumors, the fake smiles, the loud crowds… it all felt like a horror movie where I was trapped in the wrong scene.
I hated being there. I hated pretending I was fine. I hated walking those halls knowing I had to grow up faster than everyone else.
This song is every moment I swallowed, every panic I hid, every scream I never let out.
“High School Horror” is for anyone who never fit in, for anyone who carried too much too young, for anyone whose teenage years felt more like survival than memories.
For me, high school wasn’t a dream. It was a nightmare. But I survived.

High school horror

A song about loss  the kind of loss that never stops echoing. It’s about watching someone you love slip away because of addiction, trying to save them, and realizing you were fighting against a monster bigger than all of you.
This song tells the story of a friend who used drugs to escape his pain, until the drugs took everything from him  including his life.
We tried to help him. We begged him to stop. We wanted him to stay. But addiction doesn't listen.
One day, he didn’t wake up. And life hasn’t been the same since.
This song is a warning, a message, and a memory: Don’t do drugs. They don’t care who you are. They don’t care who loves you. They take everyone the same way 
 fast and without mercy.

Ryan, we miss you. We think about you every day. This song is for you  and for the ones still fighting to stay alive.

Dont do drugs

No Rush is one of those songs that came straight from my real life. I’ve spent most of my years carrying things people my age didn’t even think about 
 bills, responsibility, family, survival.
 And somewhere in all of that, I realized something important: I don’t need to race anyone. I don’t need to compete. I don’t need to chase fame or be loud to matter.

I’m moving at my own speed. Slow, steady, peaceful. While the world runs after numbers and trends, I’m learning to breathe again… to enjoy the moments that kept me alive:
Ava laughing in the next room. My mom humming in the kitchen. Detroit lights hitting the windows late at night. Quiet. Simple. Real.
“No Rush” is my reminder to myself 
 and to anyone who feels overwhelmed  that it’s okay to take life slow. It’s okay not to be “fast enough” for the world. I’m not chasing fame. I’m chasing feeling.

And shoutout to Nada Samir, https://soundcloud.com/nada909 who wrote this song. She put my thoughts into words better than I ever could. I just gave it a voice.

Written by: Nada Samir Performed by: Matthew Avery
https://soundcloud.com/nada909

No rush

“Meet Me in the Quiet” is a song about finding peace in another person  not through noise, not through chaos, but through silence.
For me, this song is a moment where two people, who’ve both lived through heavy things, finally find a place where they don’t have to fight anymore. Where nothing has to be rushed. Where no one has to be perfect.
I come from a loud life  responsibility, pressure, expectations, too much too early  and I learned that real connection doesn’t shout… it whispers.
This song is that meeting point: a space without fear, without hurry, without walls. Just two voices, two hearts, two stories learning how to breathe again.
We’re singing about trust  slowly rebuilt. Healing  gently happening. Closeness  without losing ourselves.
“Meet me in the quiet” means: meet me where we can be real. Not flawless. Just honest. Two lights that don’t need to outshine each other  just exist together.
It’s a soft duet. Not loud. But true. And sometimes… that’s enough.





[Verse 1 – Nada]
I’ve been walking through the noise of yesterday, trying to find a place where my mind feels safe. Healing’s slow, but I’m learning how to breathe again, to trust somehow. And then your voice came like a quiet light, soft enough to make the dark feel right. Didn’t know I needed someone near… but I feel calm when you are here.

[Pre-Chorus – Nada]
I’m not rushing love or fate, just learning I deserve to feel safe.

[Chorus – Both]
Meet me in the quiet, where the world can’t pull us apart. Where your voice meets my heartbeat, and silence feels like art. We don’t need to hurry  no pressure, no fear, no fight. Just you and me breathing slow… meet me in the quiet.

[Verse 2 – Matthew]
I’ve lived years in shadows no one knew, growing up fast, I had too much to prove. Held my family on my back, learned to stay strong when the world turned black. But your voice broke through the haze like sun, felt like healing I thought I’d never become. Didn’t know I needed space to feel  you remind me that I’m real.

[Pre-Chorus – Matthew]
I’m not perfect, but I’ll try, to hold the truth and never lie.

[Chorus – Both]
Meet me in the quiet, where the world can’t pull us apart. Where your voice meets my heartbeat, and silence feels like art. We don’t need to hurry  no pressure, no fear, no fight. Just you and me breathing slow… meet me in the quiet.

[Bridge – Nada & Matthew ]
Nada: I’ve been learning how to trust my light…
Matthew: And I’ve been trying not to lose my sight…
Beide: But in the quiet, side by side, we finally feel alive.

[Final Chorus – Both]
Meet me in the quiet, when the noise fades into night. Where your truth meets my softness, and broken hearts feel right. No rush, no masks, just us  two souls trying to rewrite. Come find me where the healing starts… meet me in the quiet. 🌙✨

⭐ Credits
Written by: Nada Samir & Matthew Avery Performed by: Nada Samir & Matthew Avery Produced by: JustMatt, Matthew Avery & Nada Samir
https://soundcloud.com/nada909

Meet Me in the Quiet

“Lip Smack” is a song about wanting someone deeply…
but respecting her even more.

It’s me singing about a woman whose presence hits harder than any kiss ever could.
Yeah, I want her lips every guy would.
But she’s not the type you rush.
She’s not the type you touch without earning it.
She’s the kind of woman who keeps her standards high and her boundaries even higher —
and that’s exactly what makes her special to me.

I met her in the library,
cute as hell,
smiling like she didn’t even know she was stealing the whole room.
She spoke German, she laughed soft,
and that moment stayed with me longer than any kiss I’ve ever had.

Lip Smack is me admitting I’d wait.
I’d move slow.
I’d respect her pace.
Because a queen doesn’t give herself to just anyone 
and if she ever chooses me… i hope so haha 
I’ll treat that moment like something sacred.

This song is desire,
but it’s also patience,
admiration,
and the kind of love that doesn’t need to rush.

She’s not easy to have 
and that’s exactly why she feels like magic to me.
— Matthew Avery

Written by: Nada Samir,Matthew Avery
Concept & Model: Nada Samir
Performed by: Matthew Avery

Lipsmack

is me admitting something I didn’t expect 
her voice hits me harder than any love song I’ve ever heard.

The first time she sang, I felt it straight in my chest.
Goosebumps.
Like she was casting a spell without even knowing it.
Her voice has this softness… this magic…
it’s the kind of sound that makes the whole world slow down for a second.

And then there are her lips 
cherry red, pulling all my attention without even trying.
The way her mouth moves when she sings,
it’s like watching real-life poetry.

“Cherry” is me falling in real time.
Not just for how she looks,
but for how she makes me feel 
calm, alive, inspired, and kind of ruined for anyone else.

I’m not singing about a fantasy.
I’m singing about a woman who has class, boundaries, dignity 
someone you don’t just get.
Someone you have to earn.

This song is every heartbeat I felt
the moment her voice wrapped around me like magic.

Cherry…
oh Cherry…
I swear, she’s the kind of woman a man wants to marry.

— Matthew Avery

Written by: Nada Samir,Matthew Avery
Concept & Model: Nada Samir
Performed by: Matthew Avery

CHERRY (Oh Oh Cherry)

This song is for the moment someone walks into your life and doesn’t fix you… but makes you want to fix yourself.
It’s about healing, second chances, and finally feeling safe in someone’s energy.

Written with the amazing Nada Samir https://soundcloud.com/nada909  she brought the emotion, the vision, the heart. I just sang what she made me feel.



When You Found Me

Nada Samir is a gifted German singer and songwriter hailing from Frankfurt am Main. Born on June 18th, 1996, she has created a unique sound blending elements of pop, indie pop, and R&B soul. Nurturing her passion for music from a young age, she began writing her own songs at the tender age of 13, and by 16, she was sharing her talent by posting cover songs on YouTube. Her music career took off in February 2020, with the release of her debut single "Your Promise." April 2nd, 2021 marked the release of her critically acclaimed debut album, "Heartbroken." And on January 1st, 2023, she has recently dropped her sophomore album "See You Next Life." Her music is an honest reflection of her feelings and experiences, delving into themes of depression and self-discovery.

You cant replace your queen

Nada Samir

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