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    Dropped Out, Logged In 2:31
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    Shape of Letting Go 3:45
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The Sound Behind the Music

A little about the journey so far

Thomas Rellim makes hip-hop for people who took the long way around. Sharp writing, heavy low end, and hooks that stick — songs about debt, doubt, dead phones and full hearts, built to be played loud. Every track starts as a real story: dropping out, logging back in, and refusing to quit on the version of yourself nobody else can see yet.

Thomas Rellim is the artist name of Tom Miller, an Arlington, Texas native with a background in audio engineering and production. After years behind the board for other people's music, he stepped in front of it — writing, producing, and releasing a catalog of 400+ songs and counting.

His new album Hard to Undo arrives December 11, 2026, led by the single "Dropped Out, Logged In" (out October 30). Twice a week he hosts Thomas Rellim Radio live — Tuesdays and Thursdays, 6–9 PM CT — playing the catalog front to back and premiering what's next.

Nobody has to believe in it but him. He does — and the catalog is the proof.

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