Review: "Scared to fall" - Ignas Labalaukis
- Kaitlyn Nicole
- 5 hours ago
- 2 min read
Do you ever feel like no matter how hard you try in life, you never get anywhere? You just keep giving while everyone takes, and nothing is ever given back. You are run dry of everything you've got, and you're just so... exhausted. "Scared to fall" by Ignas Labalaukis is about that internal battle you have with yourself when you wish the pain would end, but there's still just enough spark left in your soul that you're too scared to let go of any little ounce of hope there could still be.
"Scared to fall" is a deeply personal song for Ignas Labalaukis, but it's also a song that many of us can relate to in this chaotic day and age. Inspired after reading the late Friends actor, Matthew Perry's book "Friends, Lovers and The Big Terrible Thing", Ignas wrote this song not only about his own personal struggles and how he could relate to Matthew, but how even at the end of it all, you still need to have faith that hope is not lost. Ignas sings in his final words, "I don’t believe that anyone else would live your life better than you do yourself". The soundscape rings gently, but still powerful with a cinematic tone of drums, piano and synths.
Ignas Labalaukis is a contemporary singer/songwriter and performer based out of Vilnius, Lithuania. While he works as a Senior Developer in IT during the day, he spends his free time as a creative, writing lyrics and crafting melodies. He officially debuted in 2022 with his first single, "Healing Myself". He focuses on creating music that gives hope to people who may be struggling; whether it be with self-doubt, fear, or mental battles, Ignas strives to use his music as a guide to resilience. "Scared to fall" is only his fourth single to date, and there's still more to come; so if you enjoyed the song, make sure to follow Ignas below to keep up on his musical journey!
Written By Kaitlyn Nicole
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