"4.3.7" is a message-in-a-bottle kind of album, every track feels like a voicemail left too late, a text you never sent, or the final word you wish you had said. It’s raw, nostalgic, poetic, and real. From the aching call of “Text Me When You Miss Me” to the self-revealing honesty of “You Know Me,” each song is a timestamped emotion, like scrolling through old chats at 3 a.m.

This album isn’t just music, it’s what you'd say if you weren’t afraid to feel.
All of it.
Loudly.

No One Calls My Name

I was never there

I Let You Go

Hurry Up, Yesterday

Remains of Who I Wasn’t

Take me back to 4.3.7

Text Me When You Miss Me

You know me

Why I Write

Yoda Haya is a music producer known for blending emotional depth with hard-hitting beats. With a unique style that ranges from empowering anthems to introspective, acoustic moments, Yoda Yuta creates tracks that connect on a personal level. Drawing inspiration from diverse genres, each composition reflects a deep storytelling approach, blending raw energy with vulnerability.

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