A powerful breakup anthem about emotional clarity and self-respect in the face of inconsistent love. The narrator confronts a love interest who sends mixed signals—being affectionate one moment and distant the next. They express frustration over the hot-and-cold behavior, pointing out the emotional toll of being toyed with and demanding something real instead of uncertainty.

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Mixed Signals

"Low Battery" is about still feeling connected to someone who’s already moved on. It’s late-night scrolling, unsent texts, and pretending you're fine when you’re really stuck in the past. A modern breakup track for when your heart’s at 2% and still looking for a signal.

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Low Battery

"La Bomba" is a high-energy blend of Latin rhythm and modern pop, inspired by the unreleased Justin Bieber track of the same name. This version brings its own flavor—infused with pulsating beats, smooth vocals, and a contagious rhythm that demands to be danced to.

La Bomba

"Bad Terms" dives into the mind of someone who’s grown numb to the idea of clean endings. Rather than seek closure or pretend to part peacefully, he finds it easier — almost effortless — to leave things bitter and broken. Not out of hate, but because detachment comes naturally now. With stripped-down production and a cold, matter-of-fact tone, the track captures the quiet comfort of emotional distance. No drama, no apologies — just a door closed, and locked.

Bad Terms

“Tattoos & U” blends slick pop melodies with a laid-back bounce, capturing the kind of connection that sticks with you — even if it wasn’t built to last. Driven by sharp vocals, tight phrasing, and a hook that loops in your head, the track plays with memory, impulse, and everything that lingers. It’s not a breakup song, it’s not a love song — it’s that feeling you can’t quite shake. Catchy, cool, and made for late-night drives or reckless replays.

Tattoos & U

“River” is an emotional yet uplifting pop song that tells the story of a woman who was told she could never have children. After surviving years of violent relationships, she finally finds peace and stability in a loving, grounded partnership. The turning point comes in a quiet moment at a charity shop, where an older woman says to her, “You never stand in the same river twice.” That moment inspires the name of her daughter: River.

The song blends vulnerability with strength, celebrating transformation, healing, and the beauty of second chances. Despite her past, the woman chooses joy, and “River” becomes both a name and a metaphor — for life’s constant change, for resilience, and for the daughter she was never supposed to have.

River

“American Heart” is a catchy, fast-paced pop song about falling for love like it’s a scene from a movie — dramatic, idealized, and always a little too fast. The lyrics follow a guy who keeps mistaking chemistry for destiny, chasing spark after spark, thinking each time might be the real thing. He knows better, but he can’t help himself — that’s just how his heart works.

American Heart

"Annie" was originally an unreleased track by Daniel Seavey, known from Why Don’t We. Though never officially released, the song gained attention online through fan uploads and clips.

This version includes the original written chorus and pre-chorus, with a new verse written and recorded to complete the song while keeping its original feel. The added section builds on the story while staying true to the tone and structure of Daniel’s version.

Annie (Daniel Seavey / Why Don't We) Full song - Tobias' Version

This is my take on one of JB’s unreleased hits “Turn Up.”
Inspired by the original leaked snippet, I reimagined the full version with fresh verses, structured bridges, and that signature early-2010s R&B.

Turn Up - Justin Bieber (Tobias Massett's version)

Cover of Justin Bieber’s DAISIES from his new album SWAG. 

Tried to bring my own style to it while keeping the core of the track. Let me know what you think.

DAISIES - Justin Bieber (Cover)

Yukon (Pitched Down Cover)
just a pitched down cover. people like it this way.

Yukon - Justin Bieber (Pitched Down Cover)

This song is about holding on when the signs were all there.
It’s for the people who kept giving chances, even when they knew better.
"Should’ve Known" is about that breaking point, when you finally see things for what they are, and choose yourself instead.

Should've Known

Just dropping some tracks, maybe some people will like them

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