Back To You (featuring Bebe Rexha) Sheet Music Preview

Back To You (featuring Bebe Rexha): Ukulele

As performed by Louis Tomlinson / As performed by Bebe Rexha / As performed by Digital Farm Animals

Item: 35-DS00396759

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 3
SKU: 35-DS00396759

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About the Artist: Louis Tomlinson

Louis Tomlinson rose to prominence as a member of One Direction before establishing himself as a solo artist with a distinctive pop sensibility. His work balances accessible melodies with contemporary production, making his catalog a natural fit for students exploring modern songwriting and arrangement.

Why we love this

Ukulele students gravitate toward material that feels current and rewarding without overcomplicating the instrument's inherent charm. This arrangement respects the ukulele's voice while delivering the pop energy that keeps students engaged in their practice routine.

What to expect

Bright and approachable, with the kind of modern pop sensibility that feels both timely and easy on the ears. The ukulele captures the song's warmth while maintaining the energy of the original track.

Who it's for

Ukulele students with intermediate fundamentals who want to explore contemporary pop outside the typical acoustic canon. This works well for students ready to tackle songs with straightforward harmonic progressions but meaningful melodic content.

How to get the most out of it

  • Keep the strumming pattern steady and relaxed; the song's appeal lies in its groove rather than technical flash
  • Pay attention to the vocal phrasing when it appears in the arrangement; let those moments breathe naturally rather than rushing through changes
  • Use the three pages as a guide to map out which sections repeat and which introduce new material; familiarity with the form prevents stumbling during performance

How to use it

Include this in a student showcase or casual performance setting where contemporary music feels at home. It pairs naturally with other modern pop arrangements and gives students a reason to practice the instrument outside formal ensemble settings.

Skills your students will build

  • Strumming consistency in pop groove patterns
  • Reading chord changes in contemporary progressions
  • Balancing melodic accuracy with rhythmic accompaniment
  • Interpreting vocal phrasing on an instrumental

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