I wrote this song for my boyfriend for our one-year anniversary. I wanted to lyrically tell him how much I loved him and how much he's helped me shine. He had doubted himself in the past thinking that he was not doing enough.

This is a R&B beat that I made a while back in August of 2023, but when I recently found it again I knew it would be the perfect beat to submit to this competition. I've been making beats for over a year now, so I have enough experince to feel confident in this beat that I made.

As the band duo Rental we make, mix, and master our music from our bedrooms. For our song “Waste the Time,” we created the instrumental of the in the summer of 2023 and worked on it for months.

I’ve been a fan of electronic music my whole life. Around four years ago, I thought it would be fun making my own. So, my music production journey began.

This short, striking composition was created in the midst of a crisis; the crisis of our very own government. It is important to recognize the oppression we face on a daily basis, not only with words, but with music.

This song is about over achievement and how it is unhealthy to try to accomplish or do everything at once. The song gives off vibes of video game music.

Well i made the music cause i thought it would be fun and cause my teacher said that we get a grade and so i thought i would do one of the hardest one to do by far so i did music after the first day i went home and started mixing and then asked one of my friends to send me a guitar riff then me and michael riverbed it then we slapped it on youtube to turn it in

I like video games and I really hope to work on one some day.

I made this song on October 7, 2023, drawing inspiration from the television show 'BoJack Horseman.' Written from his perspective, the entire song delves into the theme of forgiveness while emphasizing the importance of one not forgetting someone's mistakes.

A cool blend of R&B and Soul with bouncy production, a catchy hook, and an old-school feel. This self-written and self-produced track dives into a person's experience moving on from a relationship that, when reflected on, didn't work since the start.