Review: "Without You" - Anie Delgado
- Jazz Williams
- Feb 25
- 2 min read
Anie Delgado’s new single, Without You, is an adult contemporary song about grieving someone who is still alive and coming out the other side better for it. When a relationship is over, you will take time to grieve the emotional loss of a partner and potential future with them. For non-musicians, catharsis may look something like journaling, venting to friends, or starting a new diet/exercise routine. For musicians, catharsis is literally writing music about the grief they're experiencing. Either way, it's part of the process of healing.
Without You has deep and mature lyrics over a well balanced production. “Can’t take back some things I remember. Heart turned cold from a place we entered. Must grow, I know, when the words turn into stone.” This song really reminds me of Ariana Grande. I love the versatility of Anie’s voice and the way she seamlessly hits the intended high notes. You can hear the individual elements of pop, R&B, hip hop, and EDM throughout the song. If you are an Ariana Grande fan like me or if you just like good pop music with great vocals, you’ll really appreciate this song.
Anie Delgado is a Cuban-American artist and songwriter who was born and raised in Miami, Florida, but currently resides in Los Angeles. Growing up, she was inspired by everything from Latin music to surf rock to classic rock to modern day pop queens. Shortly after high school graduation, she moved to New York City to study performing arts. After she relocated to Los Angeles in 2018, she released her debut single “Galaxy” and has steadily released music ever since whilst carving out her own footprint in the indie pop world.
Written By Jazz
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