Lucy Fitzgerald 
ReeToxA’s “Bobbie” welcomes listeners with a gentle glow, the kind that comes from a story rooted in real life and real feeling. Jason McKee brings a steady warmth to the track, pairing rock influences with a heartfelt softness that gives the song its charm. From the first moments, “Bobbie” opens the door to a deeply personal reflection, shaped by memory, loss and a genuine desire to honor someone who mattered profoundly. There is an inviting quality in the way the song unfolds, carrying the listener into McKee’s world with ease.
The music video adds even more depth. Filmed on a grey afternoon at Kerferd Rd Pier, it follows McKee as he searches for connection and peace while remembering his late mother. The inclusion of 1980s home footage brings an emotional spark that strengthens the story without overwhelming it. One moment in the shoot turned unexpectedly beautiful when a bird rose from the water just as the team struggled to capture one in flight. The timing felt naturally poignant and added a gentle lift to the scene. The honesty of the visuals and the sincerity behind the project help “Bobbie” resonate in a way that feels true to the artist’s journey.
What I personally enjoy is the easy way the song balances openness with confidence. It invites the listener in without feeling heavy or forced. I also appreciate how the track shares its emotions with a steady hand, keeping its heart at the center without pushing for dramatic effect. With production by Simon Moro and contributions from experienced Australian musicians, the song carries a polished touch while staying grounded in authenticity. As part of the upcoming album “Pines Salad”, it hints at a collection shaped by McKee’s life, humor and unfiltered honesty. His influences echo softly, but his voice remains distinctly his own.
Be sure to follow ReeToxA across your favorite platforms and add “Bobbie” to your playlist. Supporting independent artists who share real stories helps their work reach new ears, and ReeToxA clearly has more chapters worth hearing.
Listening to songs so you don’t have to! Just kidding :D, you totally should. Music blogger by day, nurse by night
