I think that there’s an underlying worry in many relationships. Your partner has a close friend, and you cant help but wonder if they have feelings for each other. That’s essentially what Sydney Dale’s new single is about, and I think it hits the message spot on. “Girl You Call A Friend” is a dreamy, emotional hit about the emotions one feels when their partner has a friend they may be too close with. I think Dale is truly and incredible lyricist. I didn’t have to struggle once trying to figure out what this song was about. They were straightforward and emotional, and I think perfect for a song like this.
As I keep saying, this song had me reflecting, and it was incredible emotional. I think while yes, they lyrics played a big part in this, Dale’s vocals and the instrumentals only added to it. Dale has amazing control of her voice, that much is obvious when you hear the flawless vibrato she pushes as she continues to sing. The production and instrumentals deserve their own shout out, as well. With an acoustic guitar as the forefront, it leaves a lot of potential for what else she could experiment with. And I think what she ended up doing was perfect. It was dreamy, powerful, and hits you right in the heart. And paired with her incredible lyrics, you’re left with a piece that, dare I say, is perfection.
Sydney Jacobson, or better known by her stage name Sydney Dale, is a 17-year-old singer and songwriter from Idaho. I know, I was also shocked when I learned she was only 17. She is an up-and-coming artist who has been releasing powerful singles and covers since 2021. She debuted with her single “Simple Little Things”, and since, has gone on to release a handful of other singles, and even an album! Another one of my favorites of hers is her cover of “La Vie En Rose”. I’m a big opera fan, and I loved her take on the classic. As I feel like I need to remind you, Dale is only 17 years old! She has an incredible and long career ahead of her, and I can’t wait to hear what she releases next. Go stream “Girl You Call A Friend” everywhere, today!
Written By Isabel Mays
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