Review: "Worry" - David Wimbish & The Collection
- Breanna Macomber
- Apr 3
- 2 min read
As we enter spring, it's a wonderful reminder of taking note of things that we're grateful for. Whether it's new beginnings or feeling re-energized after a season of rest, spring can be a wonderful time for reflection all across the board. It also can be a reflection for the things we love. "Worry" by David Wimbish & The Collection is a song that captures that warm sunny feeling that spring brings along in a song. A perfect blend of calmness, gratitude, emotional vulnerability all tied with a bow in a folk song. This song is the perfect representation on the feeling of having your windows rolled down while driving in the perfect warmer weather.
The song overall is extremely simple and stripped down. The beginning has a perfect guitar that is swooning which immediately launches us into the idea of this being more a folk song. David's voice completely solidfies it with a perfect twang at the end of some of the words alongside an acoustice guitar that marries their voice. The lyrics are so beautiful as they talk about love in a different perspective. Instead of it being about all the great things that come along with falling in love, David writes about all of the wholesome things that people worry about but also what a great feeling that can be. Using this as a way of reframing and redoing our love songs is true art.
David Wimbish is a singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from North Carolina. After four albums and touring with their original band, The Collection, David has started a new journey as a solo artist. Stepping away from the alternative roots that drove The Collection, David has taken a different approach with the solo music which fans have been all about. With songs massing over 11 million listens on Spotify, David's new single "Worry" comes crashing into their discography and lands perfectly. David also has alternative versions of other fan favorite songs from previous albums so there's something for everyone.
Written By Bre Macomber
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