Review: "Undo" - pressley
- Taylor Sheridan Lempke
- Jul 4
- 2 min read
pressley's latest release, "Undo," pounds with bass and beats as heavy as her regrets. pressley recalls the affection from a past relationship as if the memories are tattooed in her mind. As people change in relationships, sometimes we miss who they were at the start and regret the love we gave them. If it was going to end, was that love worth anything? The desire to take it back fuels pressley to move forward. She sings, "Un-kiss you, un-love you, un-call you, un-touch you…I wish that I could hit undo." The lyrics are crushing, like you've deleted your favorite photo, and it's gone forever. But this regret protects pressley and many of us when we need to erase our attachment to the past.
The song hits like a phone colliding with the wall, smashing the glass–erasing every memory. Every lyric stands out like a crack in the screen. The melodic, bouncy synths create a digitized atmosphere as if our face is glowing with the same blue light as pressley. It takes us into this moment of scrolling through memories and wanting to press the undo button. pressley's voice remains steady throughout the song as if she's not showing her anger. It's purely through her words. She maintains a cool composure with a controlled edge. Instead of a desperation to forget, she shows that the power is in her hands.
pressley's undo button stays far from her career as she pursues one achievement after another. In addition to being a musician, she is also an actress, dancer, content creator, and entrepreneur. You may recognize her from the final season of Dance Moms and Nickelodeon's Erin and Aaron. She recently signed a record label deal with Nickelodeon Music, which she can share on her platforms with her reach of over 10 million followers. She supports UCLA Mattel Children's Hospital and Best Friends Animal Society. Although she may seem cold in this song, pressley has a heart burning with passion.
Written By Taylor Sheridan Lempke
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