One Eighty

The Night You Left

Love Me More

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(Verse 1)  
When the world collapsed in silent code,  
You held me under twilight node.  
Your eyes were stars in binary sea,  
And love, you survived the key.  

(Pre-Chorus)  
In the shadow of the core,  
I pressed on to find your door.  

(Chorus)  
Singularity heart, beat for me,  
In the void where dreams run free.  
Even when the end begins,  
Our love transcends the spins.  

(Verse 2)  
Data drifted through my bones,  
Lost in echoes, lost in tones.  
But you became the signal clear,  
Against the noise, you appeared.  

(Bridge)  
Let the grid collapse and fade,  
We’ll stand where memories are made.  
No reboot, no farewell sign,  
Just your heart, intertwined.  

(Outro)  
Singularity heart — remain,  
In the end we rise again.  


Singularity Heart

Growing Pains

Not Today

Anyone

To Die For

Everything I Did to Get to You (from Songland)

If I Have A Son

I Got to Live

With over 4 billion cumulative streams (including 1.4 billion on “Dandelions”), Rolling Stone proclaiming that “She’s THE one to watch,” and millions upon millions of followers, views and likes across all social platforms, Ruth B. is one of the most listened to artists worldwide. Recently she returned with a collaboration with viral music star Dean Lewis having released the hauntingly beautiful song “28”. The song and lyric video are available everywhere. 

After her debut song “Lost Boy,” which was an instant viral global chart-topping hit in 2015 that propelled her debut EP The Intro into a gold-certification, she released two more critically acclaimed full projects earning her three Juno nominations, including Album of the Year and Artist of the Year. In 2022 Ruth B.’s beautiful composition “Paper Airplanes,” was used as the end title song for Tyler Perry’s feature film A Jazzman’s Blues. To follow it all up came “Jupiter Rising” from R&B young superstar Rod Wave utilizing Ruth’s new song, “Paper Airplanes” as the musical bed for his R&B hit single. 

This year brought more hits with “Always You” the theme song from the major motion picture Maybe I Do, to the young singer Lyn Lapid’s hot new Republic Records track “Do You Really” composed by and featuring Ruth B. on vocals.

Both Ruth B. and Dean Lewis are members of the 4 billion streams club and their collaboration on “28” is just a signal of more to come from Ruth B.