Review: "Love Scare" - Mia Baron
- Adalyn Reichenberger
- May 7
- 2 min read
Mia Baron's new single, "Love Scare" is a lyrical anthem that encapsulates the terrifying truth of what you may have meant to someone already gone. Trying to draw the lines between fact and fiction when it comes to emotions can tangle your own feelings, an articulated and complex feeling that Mia captures flawlessly. With every listen, the mixed signals, exuberance, regret, and manipulation seep through the ballad. The artist's expression of unresolved closure allows for relatability for any young girls or listeners who commonly feel the chaos in communication, or lack thereof.
Mia sets the tone with this production by showcasing a powerful yet balanced display of music and voice. Her vocals enhance the narrative while the music carries the anthem. For such a young age, Mia's voice is well-developed and emotional, providing the depth needed for such a complex emotional song. The production leaves space for her voice to breathe and flow, allowing every word to hit the heart where it hurts. Each note feels intentional, grounded in a kind of quiet confidence that’s rare to hear. Mia undoubtedly will leave you in a trance with this single.
At only 17 years old, this teenager from Toronto, Ontario, has amassed a following without a label or management. Mia hits the ground hard and rightfully gains her success with her musical talent. Her songs dive into deeper, relatable topics such as mental health, toxic relationships, and heartbreak in young love. Following her passions since 11 years old, Mia pursued songwriting and musical training and has continued to expand her talents since. Harboring inspiration from artists such as Olivia Rodrigo, Nessa Barrett, and Madison Beer, Mia still creates her own image and career in the indie-pop scene.
Written By Adalyn Reichenberger
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