Andy Smythe brings evocative indie folk with his single, “Tears Can Heal”

Andy Smythe brings you excellent storytelling with compelling melodies. It is that little piece of repose you get after a busy day, getting curled up with your favourite book and your loved one. Lyrically detailed and evocative, this musician has made a lot of songs that make a lot of people feel a range of emotions. This is his latest single, Tears Can Heal.

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Expression is a part of the human process. It is necessary to progress, to be in the moment and most importantly, acknowledge. This is the core of the message Andy Smythe carries with this song. Using a melancholy soundboard made of acoustic guitar and simple percussion, he helps you extend your heart. It is the kind of song where just his emotive voice warbling can tug at your heart strings. Andy writes it like a poem, embedding elements of what ordinary people experience in their ordinary lives.

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A moment to be a part of

The extraction of the essence is what makes it extraordinary. His album from earlier this year called Poetry in Exile did exactly that. Since then, he seems to have found a stronger footing in how he expresses through melodies and words. The culmination is a song like this, something that is gentle, yet has the strength to let the waterworks out. Music that is meant to heal, and move people. All with that sensitive human touch.

Andy Smythe is at his best right now, with the kind of releases he has. The musician from London has his own particular flair in folk, and it is exciting to listen to. You can check out his song below and follow him on Twitter and Instagram to stay updated! Listen to the number here: