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- Review: "Someone You Once Had" - ROSIE
We can all admit that at some point in our lives, we've taken the good things we have for granted. Sometimes that good thing is a person. We become so used to having them around, and we fail to give these valuable people the appreciation they deserve. But when they decide not to be in our lives anymore, we mourn their loss deeply. Now put yourself in the shoes of being the one that was taken for granted. ROSIE reflects on this situation in her breakup anthem, “Someone You Once Had.” She tells listeners about an ex that didn't show her the appreciation she deserved and how she realized her worth. She uses every aspect of the song to demonstrate a newfound power. Overall, I think it conveys a good message and will be very inspiring to listeners. The first aspect of the song that stood out to me was the progression of the instrumentation and the lyrics. The first verse starts out with a slow piano melody as ROSIE asks questions such as “were you always so good at pushing people away? ”You can hear the music build as it gets to the chorus and ROSIE is realizing her worth. The chorus then ends with her parting words, “I’ll just be someone you once had.” The second verse is also a reflection on her relationship as she sings, “Thought there wasn’t a thing that could tear us apart.” On the second chorus, ROSIE gains even more power, as the music speeds up. The instrumentation changes to include piano, guitar, and drums. ROSIE uses her gift of music to teach listeners a valuable lesson. We must be thankful for all the good things we have everyday. ROSIE is a singer/songwriter from New York. She was raised in a music family and began writing songs at a young age. She is a firm believer in being 100% authentic and lives this out in both her personality and her music. Another one of ROSIE’s relatable songs is “Something I Hate.” It is a soft guitar ballad about learning to love yourself. You can listen to even more of her hard work on her 2021 debut album , 20 mg of Happiness. “Someone I Once Had” is ROSIE’s first release of 2023. She hit the ground running with this one and I can’t wait to see what else she has in store! Follow all of ROSIE's socials below to be the first to hear of new releases and upcoming tour dates! Written By Kelli Dixon Revised by Kaitlyn Nicole FOLLOW ROSIE
- Review: "Never Mine" - Mikalyn
The pain of unrequited love is sharp. Love has always been hard on its own. It is always a rollercoaster of emotions whether you like it or not. The bitterness that comes with unrequited love is a cold feeling that is hard to characterize. Mikalyn’s new track Never Mine explores the darkness of unrequited love, the illusions it holds, and the damage that comes with it. Utilizing moody instrumentals and Mikalyn's deep sultry vocals the track opens up an otherworldly sound that is unlike any other. The producer of this track, Chris Grey, is a true talent in his field. He masterfully created an atmospheric soundscape that transports the listener into the scene Mikalyn paints with her words. The track is moody and dark. It discusses the point of view of someone who is desperately in love. They have invented an entire relationship with them solely in their head. The delusions of this person are relatable and it's hard not to sympathize with the concept. We all have fallen victim to unrequited love and Never Mine takes that into account. The heavy bass is dark and fills the space while the synths add a certain flair that elevates the entire project. Mikalyn loves dabbling in the Dance and EDM genres using them to influence her work. These influences are clear on this track. The explosive chorus ties the themes together. The lyrics “ it’s a fantasy of lies// just for tonight// I'd let it deceive my mind” puts it all into perspective. Everything stated in the verses is shown to be just fantasy in the person's mind. They were never actually together and it was all just hopes and dreams in the end. This track is incredibly relatable; it adds something fresh to the topic of unrequited love and the sting it can hold. Mikalyn is a Canadian artist who has had a rather unorthodox career trajectory. She was first discovered by a Brazilian record label after posting on Soundcloud. This led to her having massive collaborations with some amazing artists and pushing her career further. This experience was a step in the right direction and set her on her way to superstardom. For Mikalyn this is only the beginning; Her dreams are just starting to come true. Her tracks have been receiving massive streaming success and have even been placed on several Spotify playlists. Mikalyn is still on the move, releasing banger after banger and growing her fan base every step of the way. Written By Kaiana Lee FOLLOW MIKALYN:
- Review: "It's Starting To Rain" - Joya
“It’s Starting To Rain” is a melancholic ballad about the thin line between toxic and healthy love. Too much of a good thing can be bad, and Joya’s beautifully delicate vocals muse on the aching and universal experience of learning to let someone go. Joya compares the moment of realizing when it’s time to let go with the first shy drops of rain, gathering in confidence and assurance as time goes on. The beginning of rain is a bittersweet feeling, knowing that the sun is washed out, but there’s a sense of relief at the water washing away your emotions, resetting and making way for new growth. Joya’s poignant narrative-building paints a heart-break-inducing picture of fragility, knowing that you’re in love but perhaps not for a good reason. Her layered vocals and dreamy guitar are only bolstered by the emotion that pours through her lyrics. Joya has a sort of quiet but confident assurance that tears down the walls that hide the contemplative moods and moments that are universal among us. Her imagery beautifully transposes the complicated feelings that confound us into song, releasing a sense of catharsis and knowledge of having the language to properly describe what we feel. Joya is a Hong-Kong based artist who has been making waves in the indie-pop scene with emotionally-charged songs. Joya has been actively building towards releasing her EP in August, with “It’s Starting To Rain” being her second single in 2023. With her powerful and raw voice, Joya resonates with listeners of all ages by speaking from her heart to the soul. Featured as an upcoming artist by MTV Asia and RTHK, Joya’s recent projects include writing and performing her original “I Have Seen the Future” for the National Geographic Oceans Tomorrow project with Hong Kong music vegetarians Phat Chan and music producer Eddie Chung, being featured in Aesop’s Queer Library Campaign, and performing with the Orchestra Academy of Hong Kong at Freespace West Kowloon. Joya is in for a bright future, and we’re counting down the days until August! Written By Megan Cao FOLLOW JOYA: *Sponsored Post - Discovered on Musosoup. A contribution was made to help create this article. #SustainableCurator
- Review: "Confetti" - Charlotte Cardin
Charlotte Cardin’s latest single is a fiery anthem for all introverts. “Confetti” is a “party track for people who hate actually being at the party.” The song explores the feelings of going out, only to end up with your social candle burning out too quickly. Cardin wrote the track after realizing that, at every party she has ever gone to, she would have to lock herself into the bathroom to recompose herself. This is a feeling that is all too familiar for introverts, making this song an instant favorite before they even hear the first note. Cardin sets the scene in the first verse with the lyrics: “Always been loud in a quiet way// I always feel alone in a crowded place// I always wanna stay, wanna go// Wanna stay, wanna go// I don’t know.” These lyrics are an introvert’s internal monologue; we prefer staying home, but know socialization and leaving the house are good for our mental health. We constantly argue with our mind’s on whether or not we should go to the party or stay home. Cardin perfectly encapsulates this dilemma with the catchy lyrics that are paired with an even catchier melody. Then in the chorus, she describes the intense anxiety introverts experience when they do decide to go out. Cardin sings, “I feel like a zombie// I’ll die at the party// Yeah, you’ll find my body fully covered in confetti// I tried calling somebody// To tell them ‘come get me’// But you’ll find my body fully covered in confetti// Singing la da da da da.” These lyrics tell a grim story, hidden under an upbeat, infectious production. She imagines the worst scenario possible—a scenario that introverts often irrationally envision when thinking about going out. Cardin worries that if she goes to the party, it would actually kill her and no one would notice. The party would go on while her body is hidden under all the glitz and glam. She tried to leave, but no one was there to save her, so now she is left as a broken shell of herself. Cardin logically knows that no physical harm will come to her if she goes, but she cannot help but feel dead inside when she is out of her comfort zone. Her vulnerable lyrics come from a true, honest place in her heart and flawlessly represents the feeling of having your social battery run out. “Confetti” is the perfect song for those that prefer staying in the comfort of their own home rather than going out for a night of unpredictability and chaos. “Confetti” is a sultry pop-song that contains an unforgettable melody and passionate vocals that is designed to be played on repeat. When the song begins, the listener is briefly greeted by Cardin’s angelic voice humming, paired with a unique synth beat, before transitioning to the first verse. The production maintains the beat in the background while a prominent bass plays the melody, providing a jazzy vibe to the track. Then in the chorus, the production takes a sudden turn. In the first half, the bass and the beat mute and are replaced by a slow piano. This creates an ethereal atmosphere that emphasizes the vulnerable lyrics. In the second half of the chorus, the beat returns with the piano maintaining its slow-tempo melody. As Cardin sings the last line, the production gradually builds as the audience anticipates the beat drop. The post-chorus contains the full production found in the verse, as the soothing bassline returns and the piano ceases. The production maintains this structure throughout the song, providing an effortless flow to the fiery track. Then in the bridge, the music is muffled while Cardin’s strong voice guides the listener through the cheeky lyrics. In the background, the production slowly builds before the explosion back into the final chorus. This chorus differs from the previous, as it utilizes the full production with the bass and the beat, as well as Cardin flawlessly harmonizing with herself in the background. “Confetti” is a perfect pop song that further showcases Cardin’s unmistakable talent and her innate ability to outdo herself with every outstanding release. Charlotte Cardin is a singer-songwriter from Montreal, Canada. She kicked off her musical career in 2015 with her debut single, “Big Boy.” The subsequent year, the song was followed by her debut EP of the same name. Then in 2017, she released her sophomore EP, Main Girl, which includes three songs from her previous EP and three new songs. These two projects blew up her platform, introducing her to big adventures such as opening for Nick Murphy and BØRNS, as well as performing at Bonnaroo and Lollapalooza. Additionally, in 2018 she received two nominations at the Juno Awards for Breakthrough Artist of the Year and Songwriter of the Year. Then in 2021, she released her debut full-length album, Phoenix, which soared to new heights. The album remained at #1 on the Billboard Canadian Albums chart for multiple weeks and was certified Platinum in Canada within a year of release. Furthermore, she was the most-nominated artist at the Juno Awards of 2022, and Phoenix won all major categories that year, including Album of the Year, Pop Album of the Year, Single of the Year, and Artist of the Year. Within a short span of a few years, Cardin has made a huge name for herself within the industry and shows no signs of slowing down. Written By Karlee Skipper FOLLOW CHARLOTTE:
- Review: "30" - Zach Hood
When things get difficult and begin to build up in our lives, it often seems impossible that the dust will one day settle and a better future exists. Zach Hood, like the rest of us, has experienced times in his life when he felt stuck in the present, yet also had an incredibly difficult time fully living in it. His new single “30” is reminiscent of the time Zach spends at home with his mother, and how sad he becomes each time he has to leave home. When he sings that he hopes she sees him at thirty, it is not because he doesn’t think he will make it to that age, but he genuinely hopes that she will one day see him at thirty. It is “walking through life one step at a time,” and making it to thirty years old is a great step in the right direction. The song opens with a beautiful acoustic melody, which is quickly accompanied by Zach’s crisp voice. There is slight harmonization and voice layering throughout this verse to emphasize certain points in the song. He keeps this consistency throughout the entire song, with some slight builds to the guitar rhythm in the chorus. In the second verse, there is a chorus in the background harmonizing with both Zach and the melody, which adds to the pure nature of the song. This all quiets down when Zach begins to talk about his mother, which again stresses the importance of the subject. It picks up once again when he begins to sing that he hopes his mother sees him at thirty, as the guitar begins to slowly fade out. Alabama is Zach Hood's home. Always will be. Daphne, Alabama is the place he began to discover his love for singing, and also where he believes he found his purpose in life. Once he started gaining more success in music, he moved to Los Angeles where he has since accumulated over 40 million streams, hundreds of millions of views on his videos, and many popular singles to his name. In 2021, his first-ever single titled “Flashbacks,” an emotional punk-pop ballad about the wounds of his family, got over 4.8 million streams on Spotify. His following song “Isabelle” blew up with over 12 million streams. Every song he has released has meaning, and Zach hopes to continue making music that you can take something out of. We are excited to hear all of his upcoming songs! Written By Molly Schiff FOLLOW ZACH:
- Review: "Live Without You" - Reno & Rome
The perfect summer song is here, Reno & Rome have brought us this wildly fun and passionate new song. “Live Without You” brings us the spunk of summer love, twisted with the ever so real feeling of it being unattainable. This song lets you feel every moment from a crush to romance. Falling hard and fast, Reno & Rome gives a taste of this sweet yet sour love. They sing, “Don’t wanna let you go. Just want to let you know. Don’t know if I can love without you”. This speaks volumes, sharing an intimate moment of not wanting the passion to fizzle out but only to shine brighter than ever. “Live Without You” transports you to the summer sun almost instantly. Reno & Rome have created an entire world within this song. It showcases the spunk within their vocals, as well as the energetic pop tune. This song starts off with an instant attitude, creating a fun and playful sound. As the song continues you will find yourself getting caught up in the infectious beat. Reno & Rome keep you engaged with spectacular synths and dazzling guitar lines. Keeping the electrifying tone going, this song drives you straight towards the feeling of good vibes but yet unreal summer love. The Indie Quartet Reno & Rome is made up of Gryphen, Nic, Westie and Ash. The group works together to create a completely unique and innovative sound that their fans love. They combine sounds of now, with a touch of 80’s pop to give their fans a new wave of music. Each member brings a distinct and amazing skill to the table to create the colorful sound of Reno & Rome. The UK based group has a number of titles under their belts, and we cannot wait to see what they have in store for the future. Be sure to follow this electric pop group below, and keep up with their captivating and lively sound! Written By Cate Schoebelen FOLLOW RENO & ROME: *Sponsored Post - Discovered on Musosoup. A contribution was made to help create this article. #SustainableCurator
- Review: "Stumbling" - Sarcastic Sounds
Nobody has their finger on the defeated pulse of young adults quite like Jeremy Fedryk, AKA Sarcastic Sounds. Like the plant spilling from its pot on the cover (as well as the music video) of his latest single, "Stumbling," any progress can be wiped away in an instant. With immaculately-produced beats, live drums, and plucky guitars, the sound of "Stumbling" is undeniably current. The breeziness to the production allows for space to breathe within its weed-soaked soundscape. This makes Sarcastic Sounds' latest single the perfect sound for blissful afternoons on the couch, parking lot hotboxing, or late night comedowns. Lyrically, "Stumbling" follows the trendy, of-the-moment sound with self-deprecation, humor, and reference. "Think I'm too stressed to be blessed," he remarks. These bars color the single with personality, tapping into a very current mood of malaise. Ultimately, "Stumbling" hits its stride when Fedryk flexes his sharp wit and wordplay. "Every hit that I take's a knockout blow," he sings, equal parts funny and confessional. These moments highlight the unique perspective his Sarcastic Sounds moniker suggests, but also hint towards the person underneath. The reason "Stumbling" succeeds as an emotionally revealing song is because the goofy references ("every L that I take, I smoke one,") brings out the startling honesty behind its more direct admissions. "I don't know how I do it, but I find a way." Sarcastic Sounds balances it all on the tightrope of optimism. Sarcastic Sounds is the creative project of Canadian producer and singer/songwriter, Jeremy Fedryk. Signed to Columbia, he has a stacked resumé. Learning production in his teen years, Sarcastic Sounds has had a remarkable breadth of experience at such a young age. Prior collaborations include the likes of Powfu, Rxseboy, and Sista Prod. Notably, Fedryk even coproduced the track "Mahogany" on Lil Wayne's 2020 album Funeral . The young producer has released a myriad of singles, each showcasing his impressive and versatile skill alongside his love for lo-fi hip-hop. "Stumbling" releases ahead of his forthcoming, debut album. Written By Andy Mockbee FOLLOW Sarcastic Sounds:
- Review: "Indigo" - Vanda
"Indigo" is the newest single from singer-songwriter Vanda, and is the first preview listeners have of her upcoming debut album titled, "Sober in Another Life". "Indigo" is a remarkable single that sounds like the sweet spot between dream-pop and indie. The perfect combination of the two genres makes "Indigo" a refreshing and enjoyable listen. The song's feeling of wonder perfectly captures the content Vanda sings about in her lyrics on "Indigo". Her clever lyrics captures the story of navigating a new long-distance relationship and all the discovery that comes with it. "Indigo" is the perfect dream pop song, that has a level of escapism that is hard to resist. The song sounds like warm summer air, and the part of the day before the sun has almost set. Sonically, the song is consistent in that it keeps a relaxing tone, all while complementing the story being told by Vanda. Vanda's voice is remarkable all throughout the song, and is seamless alongside the instrumental track. Vanda proves through "indigo" her ability and talent for not only singing, but in instrumentation and producing. Vanda is a singer-songwriter with singles she released dating back to 2019. In each of her singles thus far, Vanda has brought her authenticity to her songs. In using her authenticity Vanda has perfectly captured her unique sound and voice. One of the most captivating things about Vanda as an artist is her soft and tender vocals that create a dreamy and relaxing soundscape for listeners to fall into when listening to her music. Even more so, her voice is a powerful agent throughout her catalogue that propels the stories forward she aims to tell through her songs. Written By Alison Holst FOLLOW VANDA:
- Review: "Acting Up" - Renon
Photo Credit: Studio Sans The popularization of hookup culture has commonly had a negative effect on romantic relationships, social behavior and expectations in our modern society. Renon’s new single, “Acting Up” is an alt-pop track that perfectly communicates the frustration and anger that may arise in manipulative encounters with potential hookups. “Acting Up” is a catchy and confident anthem that showcases themes of empowerment, rejection, honesty, anger and self-respect. The song celebrates womanly power and the ability to act up when needed. Renon’s passionate lyrics such as, “Baby I can give myself a kiss, see you need me, I don’t need you, do I have to spell it through?”, express self-love and independence, and communicate the idea that you should never depend on a man for your happiness or satisfaction. Renon’s excellent vocal range, ethereal voice and expressive instrumentation make “Acting Up” the perfect anthem for self-confidence and feminine rage. “Acting Up” contains stunning instrumentation. The blend of driving bass, edgy guitar riffs, pulsating synths and powerful vocals mix perfectly to create a fierce and empowering track. Renon’s expressive voice conveys both ferocity and vulnerability, which helps to successfully communicate the ever-changing emotions that rise to the surface when someone’s self-worth and dignity is shaken. Renon utilizes creative music production techniques to ensure the instrumentation aligns with the message communicated by the track’s lyrics. For instance, “Acting Up” is introduced with a simple guitar riff that sets the tone and introduces the theme of the song. The song then builds up with more instruments and layers, creating a fuller and richer sound that matches the intensity and emotion of the chorus. The bridge features a groovy electronica inspired instrumental break with hypnotizing vocalization. The instrumentation and vocals then accelerate again in the final chorus, creating a sense of resolution, feminine rage and empowerment. London Based, Canadian singer-songwriter, Renon is a self-proclaimed “emo jazzy popstar” whose music touches on topics of love, heartbreak and mental health. Renon is a persona created by musician, Emma Grenon. Inventing an alter-ego allowed Emma to open up about her emotions and speak her mind through songwriting and style. Renon is a symbol of confidence, strength, honesty and of course, coolness. In 2021, Renon debuted her first single, “my love” which would later become the title track for her first EP and has accumulated over 8.2k streams on Spotify. Speaking of her debut EP, it features six tracks, most notably, “no one to think about”, “throw a party” and “haunted”. In 2022, Renon released “stay” a heart-wrenching track that features her powerful and mesmerizing vocals and ability to reach high-pitched, drawn-out notes. Later that year, Renon partnered with Vienna, a talented musician from Montreal, where she was featured on four tracks from his album, “In Due Time”, most notably, “Repotting” and “Bald” which alone has garnered over 46.4k streams on Spotify. Renon’s music can be discovered on various highly followed Spotify editorial playlists such as, “Jazzy Beats”, “Orbit” and “Lofi Beats & Jazz” which alone has over 109k likes. Renon’s stand-out voice, meaningful lyricism and edgy aesthetic solidify her as a rising alt-pop icon. Written By Julia Hooper FOLLOW RENON:
- Review: "Nothing" - Jess Meilman
Jess Meilman’s “Nothing” is a gut-wrenching track about the aftermath of a relationship when all love is not lost. Sometimes, the hardest breakups are not from betrayal or toxicity, but the sad truth that someone you love with all your soul, just isn’t the one. A person came in, took a piece of your heart, and is now gone without a trace, but every word they said, kiss you shared, and hope for a happy ever after still lingers. They move on to the girl they swore up and down meant nothing and subsequently seem happier than ever. Now, every place you went together reminds you that you no longer are enough. You’d die for someone who could move on so easily, and you’re left with nothing. You feel like nothing, and you want to call them, but you have nothing to say, There’s a magnetic pull between two people who were in love, and that pull does not just disintegrate because one person decides to leave. A breakup can be amicable until the aftermath sinks in that someone is inevitably going to move on before both hearts are healed. You’re left with scars that the best doctor in the world couldn’t heal, and yet, there they are seemingly happier than ever with a new girl and a fresh start. You can convince yourself it was never real and they never even cared, but the 1% of you that is not cynical and self-loathing knows they still love you… they are just way better at pretending. You can avoid all the places you went, compare yourself to the newest notch on his belt, and blame yourself for not seeing it sooner, but you should never be ashamed for properly mourning a relationship that molded you and showed you real love does exist. People are never going to handle things the way we would have, and that’ll drive you crazy if you let it. Give yourself grace; give yourself time to heal. Soon enough, you’ll be happier than ever, and he’ll just be a guy you used to date. You’ll see him at your favorite restaurant that you used to avoid, and as he’s hit with everything that was and how much he wants you back… you’ll feel nothing. “Nothing” is the quintessential indie-pop tearjerker. Jess Meilman’s therapeutic release acknowledges all the words we left unsaid after a devastating heartbreak. She wrote this song from a place of confusion after her own run-in with heartbreak when there is still that palpable, magnetic love between the two parties. Her music comes straight from the heart. She uses her past experience as a guidepost for her artistry and lets us read the secret diary she keeps in her mind. Her song plays like a movie, and we’re instantly transported to our very first heartbreak. This is the breakup song where you’re allowed to be sad and give yourself time to mend what you didn’t break, so we’ll turn it up, roll down the windows, and take the long way home with “Nothing” on repeat until our hearts start to heal. This New York bred singer/songwriter launched her career with powerhouse bops, “Guilty Soulmate” and “Plenty.” She combines thought-provoking lyrics with ethereal vocals to create a sonic masterpiece. She honed her craft from a young age in the family’s piano room where she would spend hours on end writing songs and performing them. Inspired by the soundscapes of SZA and Tame Impala, her deep soul and wisdom bleed into every track she touches. Jess uses her music to connect with her audience, heal herself, and understand the world. Jess is an indie soul who has a creative outlook on the world and the heart and intuition of an empath. Constantly in the studio in Los Angeles, this is just the beginning of what’s to come for Jess Meilman in 2023! Written By Grace Chapman FOLLOW JESS MEILMAN:
- Review: "PROM" - DALBY
"PROM," the newest single from DALBY, narrates an entertaining, fictional story about a mean girl stealing DALBY's prom date. As DALBY tends to write more mature lyrics, she was encouraged to write a song that sounded more like her young age. "PROM" is an amusing song filled with teen angst and slightly sarcastic lyrics, giving a fun take on something that might not feel so fun in real life. This track comes right on time as we're currently in the midst of prom season. "PROM" is an upbeat anthem for all the teens going through one of the most fun and stressful times of their lives. Even if you're well past your prom days and they are a distant memory for you, "PROM" is still a fantastic listen you'll want to play on repeat. "PROM" oozes punk rock energy, combined tastefully with contemporary pop. DALBY's fierce vocals are reminiscent of Avril Lavigne, filling the song with a proper amount of attitude and angst. Though the lyrics are spiteful and a little angry, the upbeat track keeps things light and fun. "PROM" is full of catchy melodies, edgy guitars, and energetic beats, creating a song perfect to jump around and dance to. The lighthearted anthem is a great listen for anyone looking to brighten their day or shake out any negative feelings. "PROM" is a fresh addition to the pop punk world and is a must-listen for any pop punk fan. At an impressive 16 years old, DALBY is a talented singer, songwriter, and activist. The gifted teen composes music and lyrics relatable to both young and old. Now Atlanta based, DALBY has learned to adapt and has reflected her journey moving from California to Georgia in her songs. She chooses not to label herself with genres and states, “I really don’t like labeling myself to any genre, because I hate feeling like there’s no room for me to expand or grow…hopefully, if you like one of my songs, you like one of my songs, and it shouldn’t be a matter of genre.” Harry Styles, Ed Sheeran, and Taylor Swift are a few of her inspirations. DALBY's first professional project was an independently produced album at the age of 12; in the past 3 years, she has written hundreds of songs including "blanket" and "bitter." The young artist is one to look out for as she works passionately on her craft and we're excited to see what else she has to offer! Written By Cheyenne Johnson FOLLOW DALBY:
- Review: "Outta My League" - Andrew Ash
" Outta My League " by Andrew Ash is a catchy disco pop song that draws inspiration from the 80s. The lyrics reflect on Andrew approaching someone that he perceived to be out of his league. However, the song goes on to show that Andrew took a chance and engaged with this person, resulting in an adorable exchange where there was mutual affection! By taking a leap of faith and believing in himself, Andrew's confidence was elevated, which we see him being thankful for. The encounter between the two individuals was both unexpected and surreal for Andrew, which he describes as a magical moment. His willingness to take a chance on love has led to him and his significant other being in a state of euphoria. There was an individual whom Andrew found attractive, perceiving them as someone who was probably popular and out of his league. At first, Andrew lacked the confidence to approach them, but they ended up meeting anyway and he felt a reciprocated energy and connection, causing him to do a double-take. Andrew was taken aback and felt as if he was experiencing a magical moment. He expressed his disbelief and admiration by singing, “ It felt a lot like magic. How did this happen?” As well as, “Damn you're so stunning. Are you just a fantas y?” The message of the song is to inspire and encourage listeners to embrace confidence and take a leap of faith when pursuing love. Initiating a conversation or making the first move with someone that you find attractive can be scary and nerve-wracking, especially if you feel like they wouldn’t even bat an eye at you if you walked up to them. However, the song urges listeners to follow Andrew’s example, as he took a chance and experienced a positive outcome! To discover the possibilities of love for you, you must believe in yourself and go for it without a second thought. Rather than avoiding it, take the opportunity, as it may not present itself again! Fun fact, his personality was a 10/10 as well! Andrew reveals this to us by sharing, “ You’re so much more than a face and a body. Well rounded inside and ou t.” He also expresses how extremely happy he is to have a positive outcome with someone he could’ve missed an opportunity on by positively bragging about it by singing, “ Please forgive me for staring, this isn’t usually me. You’re just a miracle, it's hard to believe. I can’t stop thinking about it baby, I thought that you were outta my league . Look at me. I got somebody outta my league! Ain't ashamed about it. Want the whole world to see!" You can also catch a lovely electric guitar solo after he repeatedly mentions this verse. He does this to flaunt how proud he is of himself for taking a leap of faith into love, having a positive outcome, and scoring a cutie, just as he should! He won! Andrew Ash is a pop singer and songwriter from Portland, Oregon. A cute fact about this song is that it's based on a true story from 2005! At the time, Andrew was dating somebody who he felt was out of his league. He jotted down his feelings into a journal, which then turned into song lyrics, and now this pop jam! Years later in 2019, he re-discovered the journal and all of the memories and emotions from the year had returned back to him. This song was released today, so make sure to check it out on streaming platforms! And be sure to follow Andrew Ash’s musical journey by clicking on the links below! Written By Sneet Efrem FOLLOW ANDREW ASH:












