Pop/Review Edie Yvonne - 15 (When I Leave)

15-year-old Angeleno singer-songwriter Edie Yvonne releases her new single, "15 (When I Leave)." 

The new track by Edie Yvonne, "15 (When I Leave)," perfectly expresses the unfiltered feelings of a youngster facing a big transition. This 15-year-old singer-songwriter from Angeleno has created a moving teen anthem that speaks to the emotions of change, resiliency, and uncertainty.

The mellow, contemplative tune that opens "15 (When I Leave)" sets the mood for Edie's thoughtful lyrics. Edie shares vulnerably her inner agony of leaving behind old persons and experiences as she gets ready to start a new high school. Her lyrics, “I’m leaving. I know it’s not your fault. You never cared at all. At least I tell myself So it hurts less, when I leave,” captures the conflicted feelings of self-preservation and detachment.

The arrangement of the song is purposefully created to reflect the growing emotional journey. Edie begins with a quiet confession that resembles a whisper, and as her emotions surface, the confession gets progressively more intense. With a dramatic and emotional release, the crescendo is followed by a forceful declaration from Edie, “I know you can’t hear me screaming out....” This particular instance showcases not just her exceptional voice skills but also the breadth of her compositional ability.

Edie stands out for her genuine and mature ability to portray such a universal teenage experience. "15 (When I Leave)" is a remarkable song due to its captivating melody, relevant lyrics, and emotive voice. It's evidence of her developing skill and a positive look at her career as an artist.

All things considered, "15 (When I Leave)" is a masterfully written song that perfectly conveys the bittersweet nature of growing up. This song is an anthem for everyone navigating the intricacies of adolescence and the inevitable changes that come with it thanks to Edie Yvonne's emotional performance and smart lyrics.

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