YOU'RE MINE,

By Fourth Halo

Fourth Halo’s You’re Mine is boy-band pop with teeth — harmonies stacked sky-high, hooks built for gymnasiums and late-night radio, and just enough attitude to keep it from being too sweet. From the pulse of Busy Signal to the aching Clock Strikes Never and the pure rush of U Turn, it’s an album that wears its heart on its sleeve while keeping the dance floor lit.

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Busy Signal

Fourth Halo takes heartache to the dancefloor with “Busy Signal,” an up-tempo track that flips a breakup into a sing-along anthem. Written about the frustration of being left on hold — literally and emotionally — it’s got the kind of bounce that makes even rejection feel electric.

Busy Signal (Live Version)

The Tape Club exclusive captures “Busy Signal” live at a packed club. The energy is raw, the harmonies hit harder, and you can practically feel the walls shake with the “beep… click…” hook.

Caught in the Middle

Fourth Halo shows their most vulnerable side with “Caught in the Middle,” a soaring ballad about love tangled between friendship and heartbreak. The layered harmonies and aching sax solo turn a painful choice into a powerful anthem, capturing the tension of a romance that just won’t play fair.

Caught in the Middle (Duane Vale Cover)

Tape Club members get a rare treat: Duane Vale reimagines “Caught in the Middle” as a slow-burning R&B ballad. With velvety vocals, lush keys, and a smoky late-night groove, his version transforms the heartbreak into pure soul.

You’re Mine

Fourth Halo turns the dancefloor into a love story with “Make You Mine,” an up-tempo anthem about seizing the moment before it slips away. With pulsing synths, stacked harmonies, and a chorus built for call-and-response, it’s the kind of track that makes every night feel like destiny.

You're Mine (Danny Carr Cover)

For Tape Club members, Danny Carr takes “Make You Mine” in a whole new direction — reworking it into a breezy yacht-rock groove. Smooth guitars, mellow keys, and Carr’s laid-back delivery transform the song into a sun-soaked anthem perfect for late summer nights.

I’m Right Here

Fourth Halo strip it back with “I’m Right Here,” a moving ballad about standing by someone who’s afraid to love again. Gentle verses bloom into soaring harmonies, carrying a message of patience, loyalty, and love that refuses to fade even in the darkest moments.

I'm Right Here (Acoustic Demo)

The Tape Club version captures “I’m Right Here” in its purest form — just acoustic guitar, tender harmonies, and the surprise of a few soulful female backing vocals. It’s an intimate, goosebump-inducing take that lets the raw emotion of the song shine through.

On the Line

“On the Line” finds Fourth Halo balancing heartbreak with hope in a mid-tempo anthem about love that refuses to quit. With soaring harmonies, emotional guitar work, and a chorus that lingers long after the last note, it’s a reminder that some feelings are worth the risk every single time.

On The Line (Clive Hawthorne Cover)

For Tape Club, Clive Hawthorne takes “On the Line” to new heights with his signature piano-driven arrangement. His rich chords and soulful touch turn the song into a stirring ballad, giving members a whole new way to feel its devotion.

Step Off

Fourth Halo crank up the attitude with “Step Off,” a funk-laced R&B jam about shutting the door on someone who only shows up when it’s convenient. With slap bass grooves, sharp harmonies, and a chorus built for crowd chants, it’s equal parts playful and powerful — a kiss-off you can dance to.

Step Off (Rushlight Cover)

For Tape Club members, rising R&B boy band Rushlight flips “Step Off” into their own smooth, harmony-rich style. Their version leans into glossy vocal runs and a slick groove, giving the track a fresh swagger while keeping its don’t-look-back message intact.

Clock Strikes Never

“Clock Strikes Never” is Fourth Halo at their most haunting — a ballad about waiting for someone who will never arrive. With mournful saxophone lines, aching harmonies, and lyrics that linger like shadows on the wall, it’s a song that turns heartbreak into timeless tragedy.

Clock Strikes Never (Piano Demo Version)

Tape Club members get an intimate glimpse of “Clock Strikes Never” in its raw piano demo form. Just the boys and a single piano, the stripped-down version strips away production and leaves nothing but pure emotion — every word hitting harder in its simplicity.

All The Way

Fourth Halo deliver a mid-tempo anthem of commitment with “All the Way,” a song about leaving doubts behind and diving fully into love. With warm synths, heartfelt harmonies, and lyrics that promise no halfway hearts, it’s both tender and uplifting — a vow wrapped in melody.

All The Way (Glass Runner Cover)

Tape Club members get a special treat as Glass Runner reimagines “All the Way” with their signature mix of shimmering synths and fiery guitar riffs. The result is a punchier, dance-ready version that keeps the emotion but adds an undeniable spark of fun.

Falling For You

“Fallin’ for You Again” is Fourth Halo at their most playful — a bright, hook-filled track about realizing that old sparks can still ignite. With irresistible harmonies and a chorus that feels like pure rush-of-the-heart joy, it’s the sound of second chances set to melody.

Falling For You (Alternate Version)

Tape Club members get to hear the alternate studio version of “Fallin’ for You Again” — the cut that almost made the album. Slightly different arrangements and vocal choices give it a fresh twist, making it a rare look at the tough decisions behind the final release.

U Turn

Fourth Halo bring pure dancefloor energy with “U Turn,” a pulsing track about love circling back when you least expect it. With driving beats, soaring harmonies, and lyrics that feel like headlights cutting through the night, it’s a joyride straight into the heart.

U Turn (Live Version)

The Tape Club exclusive captures “U Turn” live in front of a packed stadium, where the energy is electric and every lyric becomes a massive sing-along. From the booming bass to the roaring crowd, it’s a front-row seat to the boys at their most explosive.