Music
The NiGHt BEFOre I met you, Desiree
"The Night Before I Met You, Desiree" tells the story of a young man grappling with his own behavior in his relationship with Desiree. He finds himself frustrated with his actions, realizing how much he has changed since being with her. Unlike his usual self, who easily walks away from toxic situations, he feels deeply invested in Desiree and fails to recognize how much he has adopted her habits.
During his lowest moments, he reminisces about his past as a reckless womanizer, contrasting it with his current passionate but loveless relationship. As he questions whether he will break free from this cycle or remain trapped in a sunk cost fallacy, the songs explore themes of self-reflection, personal growth, and the complexities of love and commitment.
Lost in the details
"Lost in the Details" tells the tale of a young man who becomes immersed in the intricacies of life while on a journey to discover his inner truth. Along the way, he begins to notice the transformations happening to those around him, revealing their true colors. He becomes attuned to the nuances that define each person—their virtues, flaws, and everything in between.
As he navigates through life's experiences and transitions, he finds himself unable to articulate his feelings or fully comprehend the significance of each moment until it passes. Unbeknownst to him, some people and situations hinder his personal growth without his realization.
Ultimately, the project delves into the theme of being lost in the minutiae of life, dealing with the challenges of growing up, and the evolution of one's identity.
Daddy’s Home
“Daddy’s Home” is a raw, introspective journey that captures DeAndre4Stackz at his most vulnerable — peeling back the layers of pride, guilt, and emotional damage to reveal the heart of a man finding his way back. Over a stripped-down, moody production, the Boston-based rapper weaves verses full of unresolved relationships, toxic loyalty, street memories, and personal accountability.
Each verse reads like a confession — marked by unfiltered self-reflection and complex dynamics with lovers and friends. The hook echoes like a mantra: “I’m coming home, I’m coming home again…” — a powerful refrain that doubles as both a return to self and a reckoning with the past. The final words, “Daddy’s home,” land like a quiet thunderclap, signaling a rebirth and a warning.
This isn’t just a song — it’s a reckoning. A letter to those who stuck around. And a voice for anyone trying to heal without forgetting where they came from.