Bennett Elliott's latest single, "Season," is a delicate emotional gut-punch wrapped in shimmering pop balladry. It's the kind of song that makes you stop mid-scroll, mid-thought, or even mid-heartbreak. As the second single from her upcoming EP, "Season" takes a subtle approach, lingering like a feeling you're unsure about. Elliott's voice conveys a quiet urgency, honest and vulnerable, while bravely posing a question we all dread: "Am I just a season to you?"
The production strikes a tender balance between radio-friendly polish and cinematic depth. A soft instrumental backdrop gradually builds into something more sweeping and desperate, mirroring the emotional journey of falling for someone without a safety net. The chorus surges with pleading energy, giving listeners a sense of catharsis that feels earned rather than freely given.
As Elliott explains, "There's a space between hope and heartbreak," and she fully inhabits that in-between, avoiding melodrama and opting for authenticity. This honesty shines through in every note, making "Season" feel less like a song and more like an internal conversation you've had countless times.
"Season" resonates with anyone who has faced unanswered questions and a whole heart, unsure whether they are falling in love or falling alone. With "Season," Bennett Elliott solidifies her place as a voice worth paying attention to, one that not only sings about feelings but also makes you genuinely feel them. Her second EP is on the horizon, and if "Season" is any indication, we can expect something truly moving.
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