Amelia Moore continues to forge her unique path with her latest mixtape, he’s just not that into you featuring the standout single “back to him” produced by the legendary Timbaland. This collection showcases Amelia’s prowess in songwriting, delivering a blend of pop hits infused with her distinctive R&B flair and melodic complexities.
Timbaland, known for his influential contributions to the music industry (Aaliyah, Justin Timberlake, Beyonce), discovered “back to him” during one of his TikTok Live listening sessions. Impressed by Amelia’s songwriting and vocals, he reached out directly to offer his production expertise. Timbaland’s involvement elevated the track with new structural elements and instrumentation, complemented by his iconic “Timbo” producer tag.
“back to him” is a captivating fusion of pop and R&B, drawing listeners in with its heartfelt lyrics and infectious melodies. In the song, Amelia adopts the role of a concerned friend urging others to break free from relationships that do not value their time and worth. Reflecting on the collaboration, Amelia expressed her gratitude, stating, “To have Timbaland involved in this project is truly a dream come true, and I’m honored to collaborate with a hero of mine.”
The mixtape, he’s just not that into you delves into themes of breaking free from toxic relationships and the journey towards self-discovery and empowerment. It explores internal struggles related to self-worth, comparison, and identity, offering a narrative of solace and encouragement for those striving to move forward.
Describing the mixtape’s concept, Amelia elaborated, “I wanted to create a musical journey for anyone grappling with the lingering presence of an ex-partner, featuring songs that serve as reminders of the toxicity of past relationships. It’s a mixtape designed to reassure listeners that they deserve better and that it’s time to let go. Consider it a gift from me to you, and perhaps even to myself (yikes!).” “Back to him” follows recent single “push up bra.” “push up bra” is a delightful blend of pop and soothing melodies, capturing the essence of youth in a raw and emotionally honest way. Co-written by Amelia, the song features writing credits from Caroline Pennell (Demi Lovato, Ava Max), Jackson Lee Morgan (Sabrina Carpenter, Machine Gun Kelly) Charles Roberts Nelsen, and Kyle Buckley. The production was led by Inverness (Natalie Jane, Jessie Murph) and Pink Slip (Estef, Phangs, Truitt).
Amelia Moore’s journey from homeschooling to Hollywood has garnered over 168 million global streams, alongside recognition from Apple Music UP NEXT, Vevo DSCVR, and SiriusXM Hits 1 to Watch. Her music has garnered significant attention from publications like PAPER, Alternative Press, and the New York Times. Alternative Press, in particular, is placing its bets on Amelia, stating, “While Amelia Moore may not be a household name yet, she’s destined for stardom in the near future.” With mesmerizing vocals, a distinctive aesthetic, and fearless lyrics, Amelia Moore’s debut EP, “Teaching a Robot to Love,” received acclaim as “arguably the strongest debut project any artist could wish to make.” As Moore releases more music, she continues to redefine the landscape of the pop genre. With he’s just not that into you, Amelia Moore continues to make her mark as a multifaceted artist unafraid to tackle universal themes with authenticity and creativity.
