Review: "Pushover" - Francesca Everly
- Max Macomber
- Jul 24
- 2 min read
When song writing, it feels like there is a specific realm of genres and boxes that are waiting to label each song. One of the more recent tropes that has made its way back to the music scene is early 2000's rom-com music. Songs like "Walking on Sunshine" really capture this essence and the newest one is "Pushover" by Francesca Everly. Especially now that it's summer, the core of these songs are perfect main character songs. It's a song that you can put on to really bring the energy inwards to what you're doing and act as if you're living in a movie.
The most important part of this song is the guitar part. This guitar part alone is what captures the essence of the early 2000's rom-com vibe. Songs like this have a warm energy to them like a kaleidoscope for our ears. The sounds all come together to capture the perfect summer vibes. Lyrically, Francesca delivers exactly what the name sounds like. It captures Francesca's energy of the emotional aspect of people pleasing and feeling like their a pushover. Francesca beautifully puts together a musical masterpiece full of sunshine in this song.
Francesca Everly is a London based indie-pop artist who writes music catered towards a cynical yet cute music crowd. With a lot of songs surrounding around topics like people pleasing, making bad decisions and emotional spirals reaches to audiences with vulnerablity at the forefront of the lyrics. Francesca has been featured on Spotify's editorial playlist, EARMILK and more. At such a young place in their career, they're already on to such big things. For a young artist, the impact that they are going to be making in the near future is going to have a huge impact. Listen to "Pushover" now on any platform.
Written By Max Macomber
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