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Review: "EVEN" - Stewart Taylor

Catherine Espejo


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Stewart Taylor's "EVEN" is a poignant exploration of emotional vulnerability and the intricacies of self-worth within the context of a relationship. The song delves into the tension between wanting to be understood and feeling like you're not quite enough for someone else. Taylor's lyrics are raw and relatable, capturing the internal conflict of trying to find balance between self-acceptance and the desire to meet others' expectations. He expresses a sentiment familiar to anyone who's ever poured their heart into something, only to feel unappreciated or overlooked. This resonates with listeners who have experienced the frustration of giving their all in a relationship, yet still feeling emotionally drained or unseen. The quiet, reflective nature of the song invites listeners to reflect on their own relationships, and the constant push and pull of wanting to be loved for who they truly are. Taylor's vulnerability in "EVEN" offers a mirror to those who have struggled with self-doubt and the complicated dance of giving love without losing themselves in the process.





"EVEN" showcases a minimalist yet emotionally charged style, blending soft acoustic guitar with subtle electronic elements to create a haunting, introspective atmosphere. The song's structure is slow-building and introspective, starting with a simple, finger-picked guitar pattern that sets a vulnerable, intimate tone. As the track progresses, delicate layers of synths and a faint, steady beat emerge, adding depth and texture without overwhelming the emotional core of the song. The mood is somber, with a reflective quality that invites the listener to sit with their own thoughts. Taylor's voice is raw and aching, carrying a sense of quiet strength laced with vulnerability. There's a sincerity in his delivery, with every note drenched in emotion, making it feel like he's confiding in the listener rather than performing. The song evokes a sense of longing and introspection, as if grappling with personal disappointment or unspoken truths.



Stewart Taylor is a singer-songwriter, actor, and dancer based in Los Angeles, CA. He grew up writing songs and performing in local talent shows. He has collaborated with some of music's biggest songwriters and producers like Charlie Puth, Jayson DeZuzio and Madalin Rosioru for Imagine Dragons, and David Pramik for Selena Gomez. However, Taylor also writes for up and coming artists like Ceranda, Mo Heart, and JuJu Bee. His musical creativity to create funky, flirty music is akin to Bruno Mars and Betty Who. Be sure to follow Taylor on Instagram and Spotify for any new updates. I can't wait to see what else he has in store for the future!



Written By Catherine Espejo



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