RAZR is a post-breakup story wrapped in early-2000s nostalgia. Inspired by my favorite phones of all time, the song follows a man whose ex suddenly tries to find her way back into his life after taking him for granted. That's where the opening line, "Who authorized your entry babe?" comes from—a blunt way of asking, "What made you think you could come back after everything?" Throughout the record, he's no longer interested in revisiting the past. The relationship is over, the damage is done, and the only thing left to say is, "You need to erase my digits." What was once a connection has become a closed chapter.more

Growing Pains. Deception. Disappointment. The two decide to collab, expressing what they refer to as "Fleeting Ties" — connections that feel real, maybe even intense but don't last. It's the past that gave this artistry a pulse.more