Review: "Radio Silence" - Margaux Regan

In her new hit single "Radio Silence," Margaux Regan writes in a way that’s vulnerable but still sharp, making every line hit with real emotion. The verses are soft and almost hesitant, like she’s piecing together what happened as she sings. Rising with heartbreak, the chorus hits you where it hurts. Lines about pacing in her own mind and wondering if there’s someone else capture the messy mix of jealousy, sadness, and confusion. Each lyric sounds personal, but it’s easy to imagine your own story in her words. By the end, it feels less like you just listened to a song and more like you’ve lived through her heartbreak with her.

The slow burn of this song gradually builds into a masterpiece. It starts smoothly with piano chords and Margaux's vocals carrying the harmony. The themes of miscommunication and ignorance shine brightly in anyone's relatable feelings.  When the bridge hits, you can feel the themes of miscommunication, frustration, and hurt bleeding from her voice. The reverb, background vocals, and production enhance the track, giving it texture and strength within, overbalancing Margaux's vocal capabilities. Everything allows the track to flow, making it stick in your head even after the song ends.

At only 20 years old, Margaux Regan is a singer-songwriter hailing from Dublin, Ireland. Now based in London, Margaux has had a long passion for music, writing her first song at 10 years old. Feserting this love for music, Margaux takes inspiration from Gracie Abrams, Zach Bryan, and Taylor Swift. Her goals are to remain vulnerable with her music, hoping each piece embodies a deeper meaning, and to embark on something meaningful. With her catchy, melancholic vibe, Margaux is a pop artist to keep on your radar.

Written By Adalyn Reichenberger

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