Abigail Wighton introspectively wanders the lanes not taken in love in her latest single, “If You Let Me,” released on May 3. This song is going to hit a cord with those of you who have experienced unrequited love and the lingering “what ifs.”
The song begins with Abigail’s soft and rich voice, drawing us in with its soothing and reflective tone. Her vocals, imbued with subtle melancholy, passages through past memories. The gentle strumming of the acoustic guitar complements her voice perfectly, creating a tender and intimate atmosphere. As the piano flows gently alongside, it creates a sorrow that has long been subdued with chilly emptiness.
Produced and arranged by the songstress Abigail Wighton herself, “If You Let Me” showcases all the aspects of love with its instrumentals. Matthew brings the drums’ steady and subtle momentum to the track. Meanwhile Dennis Hionis’ bass lines provide a warm and grounding presence. Liam Denny’s electric guitar adds delicate nuances that enrich the song’s texture. Esther Lukins’ violin arrangements weave through the air with high, spine-tingling swells of sorrow, elevating the song’s emotional impact.
Abigail Wighton’s storytelling prowess shines through in “If You Let Me.” As she narrates the tale of a past relationship, her lyrics evoke vivid memories and deep emotions, allowing us to connect with the story personally.
“If You Let Me” foreshadows Abigail’s upcoming EP, “Soon. Coming out this May 24, fans of Taylor Swift’s Folklore, Lizzy McAlpine, and Kacey Musgraves will find a kindred spirit in Abigail Wighton and whatever’s up next. She’s also setting out on a regional NSW tour following the EP release, so stay tuned!
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Photo Credit: Esther Lukins
Review By: Naomi Joan