Review: "wild" - Andie Yagher
- Hanna Kowal
- 2 hours ago
- 2 min read
Andie Yagher's "wild" shows how the right romance can be liberating. It details a love free from judgement, whether its foregoing the makeup or dancing with "two left feet". Poetic lyrics draw comparisons between the speaker's love interest and the weather, with words like "You capture June with that good-time walkin' sunshine style" leaving a lasting impression of positivity in a way that evokes nature's beauty. Further enveloping listeners in the all-consuming emotions of a growing relationship, the speaker explains: "this life is more alive." This track is a testament to the free, invigorating, and unbridled spirit of falling in love.
Fans of Maisie Peters will love this storytelling blend of airy, intimate vocals and uplifting instrumentals. Vocalizing and bright electronic instrumentals invigorate this track with an immersive dreamy electropop feeling. At the same time, fast-paced pulsing keyboard chords build a gentle energy of anticipation to "wild". High, breathy, and melodic vocals are confessional, immersive, and will make you want to dance along in their hazy lovestruck voicing. With gentle percussion and layers of singing and chords, the sound of this song is enchantingly expressive and resonant.
Andie Yagher is a contemporary pop artist whose music blends folk and country elements. As a Los Angeles native, her singing, songwriting, and entertainment talents blossomed from a young age. With formative experiences at Hollywood's National Young Playwrights Festival, studies at Sarah Lawrence College in film and theatre, and more recently an abroad study at the British American Dramatic Academy, her deeply poetic style is informed by a combination of artistic education and authentic experience. This year marks her debut EP, Pickup Game. Check out the links below to keep up to date with her music.
Written By Hanna Kowal
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