TWEYES (/twʌɪs/; formed 2019) is a duo group consisting of Martina Muhvić (singer) and Roby M. Beki (singer, multi-instrumentalist & arranger). The couple is most known for the performance of Roby's original songs V-day, Honeybee, Kiss Of A Dead Girl, Next Holidays, Am I Worth It? and Tire Not. They also recorded a cover of Neil Sedaka's 1974 hit song Laughter In The Rain. 

The Sedaka Cover

The cover of Neil Sedaka's song Laughter in the Rain was recorded by TWEYES in 2019, although it wasn't posted on YouTube until 2023. An unmastered mix version of was up on Roby's Instagram from 2019 until 2025. 

This song has a long history for the cover artists. On a rainy day in 2018, Martina and Roby, who lived apart and went to high schools in different parts of Croatia, went on a trip to the capital city, Zagreb, too meet up, each on their own by a bus. The day was gloomy and cold, leaving them with only a few hours to spend together. A significant portion of that time was spent under a blue umbrella. Roby was listening to Neil Sedaka's song on the bus and realized that Martina had probably never heard of it. He told her to take a listen as they walked. Standing at a crossroads, each of them with one earpiece, hugging and swaying to the music.

This moment is one of key reasons this song resonated with Roby so much, inspiring him to make a cover of it. A few years later, in 2021, he finally did. As Roby states in his YouTube description, they sang their hearts out that day. He played most of the parts from memory, adding their own little acoustic spin to it.

Original TWEYES Tunes

On Valentine's Day of 2022, Roby uploaded the first original duet with Martina, V-Day, written on February 14, 2017 while dealing with the heartache of being away from his loved one on Valentine's Day. Created in a dorm art room, it is a fictional representation of real emotions he felt that very same day. Over the years, its emotional depth and groovy bass line have made it special to Roby. 

On May 2, 2022, Roby uploaded the song Tire Not, written in July 2019. The song aims to comfort and help those who have faced various hardships, such as injuries, traumas, or toxic relationships. It encourages self-reflection and reassurance, striving to bring peace and focus to individuals who feel empty or unnoticed. 

On January 27, 2023, the song Next Holidays [Acoustic Version - extended]  was released as a TWEYES duet. Originally the third track on Roby's first album, it was written on August 8, 2019. The song reflects feelings about not being able to be together during the winter holidays and was penned during Roby's summer holidays. Inspired by playing his synth at home, the lyrics quickly resonated with him amid uncertainties about his future, prolonged driving lessons, and a long-distance relationship. Roby vividly recalls writing the lyrics, sending them to Tina, and feeling excited about their creation. After more than a year of waiting for the snow to fall and renovating his studio, TWEYES finally shot, edited and color graded the music video in just 2 days. 

On February 24, 2023, TWEYES released the song Honeybee, originally written in 2017, in Tina's room. Initially composed for guitar and vocals only, like most of their duets, the studio version features a full arrangement. Honeybee is a lighthearted tune directed towards young lovers, with themes that vaguely represent the feelings Roby experienced during his two-year relationship at the time.

On May 5, 2023, they released Am I Worth It?, a two-part song, having its end appear at the beginning of the next song Let's Not Let The Moon, which Roby wrote in 2018. He composed it at 3:00 AM while suffering from insomnia, playing his nylon guitar as quietly as possible to avoid waking Tina.  

On October 8, 2023, in preparation for Halloween, TWEYES released Kiss Of A Dead Girl. The song came to be in December 2017 while Roby was still in his former high school dorm. It was inspired by a dream Roby had the night before. The original intent was to write a scary song, as Roby wanted to challenge himself to create more than just love and hopeful songs. 

On February 20, 2024, they released Poison Turning Into Water, a complex rock song exploring the theme of struggle avoidance. Like many of Roby's works, the arrangement evolved over several years. A key melodic bridge was created when Roby played his father's synthesizer one day in 2022. 

On March 11, 2024, TWEYES released "Lucky" Chances, a originally created in 2020 using  MuseScore and later on recorded on a looper pedal. The track comically describes travel scams promoted by dishonest influencers, with the main character sharing his perspective on travelling alone.  

On May 9, 2024, TWEYES released Stuck On This World, a song primarily written by Tina with some assistance from Roby. He created the melody and arranged the sheet music for orchestra in MuseScore. The inspiration for the lyrics came to Tina while she was on a bus to Zagreb in 2019, travelling to enroll in college. Fascinated by aliens, she thought about what would happen if a creature that looked exactly like a human arrived on Earth. 

On June 7, 2024, TWEYES released Shakes And Ice Cream Cones, a whimsical song Roby came up with in his back yard, playing guitar and walking with Tina in June 2019. The track captures the joy of making great summer memories. While recording this song, Roby often playfully altered his vocal to sound more child-like, reflecting the innocence and happiness of a grown man with a child's soul—a theme he explores more deeply through songs like Inner Child and Kids. This playful vocal performance can be heard more prominently in the bridge of V-Day. 

On July 7, 2024, TWEYES released Island Of Dreams, one of Roby's earliest songs. Originally written on February 4, 2016, two days after he wrote Sweet Dreams Passing By—his very first song —this track was created well before Roby met Tina in June 2016. At the time, Roby was just 15 years old.

On July 17, 2024, TWEYES released New High Score, a song written during their time living in Zagreb from October 2019 to July 2022. The track was originally a 16-chord loop with a melody but no lyrics. Inspired by the melody, Tina wrote the chorus lyrics on Roby's phone, which resulted in a fun and uplifting song about not giving up in life.   

On July 26, 2024, a day after Tina's birthday, they released Skydiving, also a song from Roby's-looper-era, created in 2018. This track defies the gravity of regular life. The song's chorus, which serves as the main loop, was created by Roby layering an obscene number of vocal tracks over each other on the looper. 

On September 20, 2024, TWEYES released Accident, a short one-minute-demo that Roby created in 2020, shortly after purchasing Cubase 11 Pro. Initially intended to be a 80's style pop ballad, the song took an unexpected turn and transformed into an electro swing track. The original lyrics were written by both members of the duo, with Tina crafting the main narrative about a woman being arrested for self-defense. 

On October 6, 2024, TWEYES released Rose's Tears, an old recording of their first original duet from 2020, which featured only vocals and acoustic guitars. Roby finally finished and mastered the track, enhancing it by adding drums, piano, bass and various percussion elements recorded  over the original 1:45-minute demo. This makes it the shortest love song Roby has written to date. Fun fact: the first version was recorded even before Lioness! 

On December 12, 2024, TWEYES released Look At The Clouds as the last song on the Old-New Album project. The main riff, which is played on an acoustic guitar, was created back in 2017 and was recorded on Roby's phone. Roby tried to write lyrics for it multiple times throughout the years, but nothing he wrote resonated with him. In December 2024 he tried again and finally came up with lyrics that would perfectly fit as the last song on his 10th album. He also suggested Tina to sing along with him to share the experience of finishing the project.

Recorded to celebrate the spring equinox on March 20th, 2026, at 5:24 (UTC+1), TWEYES released their cover of Terry Jacks' hit song Seasons In The Sun. It being one of Roby's childhood favorites, he took the liberty to change / modernize some of its lyrics and harmonies to better match his duet with Tina. Roby has been listening to it since childhood, almost every spring and summer. It has deeply engraved itself into his musical memory over the years, and he really felt like doing a cover of it would be an interesting way of paying homage to it (and the French original). Few realize that Terry Jacks' iconic hit is actually an interpolated cover of Jacques Brel's Le Moribond. Though Brel's original predates it, it never hit the same emotional heights, or captured the public imagination the way Jacks' bold, unforgettable version did. Roby's take on the song is this: "...to me, this song isn't purely about death, loss, or pure morbidity conveyed in a happy manner... it always felt like a sigh of relief after a life well spent, but I didn't want to overdo it on the happiness scale not to ruin it, so I did what I do best (which is arrange) and created a positive-energy song with a more mystical ending..." as he stated in the video's description.