Review: "Lean on you" - Abbie Redheart
- Destiny Rundquist
- Feb 28
- 2 min read

"Lean on you" brings us a better understanding of what it looks like to pursue someone for whom you have high hopes. As the listener we can understand the level of desire the artist has for the other person. There's a genuine sense of hope when the artist talks about trusting the other person with her heart. One of my favorite lines from the song is, "But I'd rather be nowhere / than be without you someday." The lyrics bring a smile to your face because most, if not all, of us have experienced something fairly similar to what Abbie Redheart is expressing here. The chorus of the song sums up the overarching theme beautifully when it says, "If I hold on, baby, would you hold me back would you hold on too / If I needed more than you could give, would you make that move / Cause if I lean in, honey would you tell me I can lean on you." The chorus adds even more depth, helping the listener to feel the full impact of the song.
The tone of the song is heartfelt and authentic. It captures the excitement and the vulnerability that comes along with love and all of its new possibilities. The tone helps solidify the mood of the song, which is uplifting and hopeful. We can easily gather the enthusiasm Abbie Redheart has towards the situation at hand. This is further established through the lyrics, which hold a lot of joy. There's a fun fusion of instruments, such as the guitar and drums, alongside more modern production elements. This blend provides a dynamic backdrop that supports and showcases the vocals without overpowering them. Overall, the balance between instrumentation and vocals works well together, allowing the full impact of the song to be felt by the listener.
Abbie Redheart is a Derbyshire native. She is now based in London, where she is becoming an emerging force in the alt-pop realm. Abbie Redheart has made a name for herself by blending indie undertones with country warmth, creating a beautiful, delicate yet raw mix. Her lyrics explore topics like love, loss, and self-discovery. She is inspired by timeless classics and modern sounds, infusing her music with a Fleetwood Mac-like energy. Abbie's onstage presence is described as immersive and emotionally charged, allowing the audience to connect with her and her music on a deeper level. Spring is right around the corner, and Abbie Redheart's music should be at the top of your playlist. Check out "Lean on you" and keep your eyes peeled for more from Abbie Redheart.
Written By Destiny Rundquist
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