Never shying away from creating work with an admirable amount of honesty in its meaning, Northern Ireland-based indie pop artist Deborah Fitz has astounded audiences throughout the years without fail. Capturing an essence of authenticity and sentimentality in her lyrical structure, Fitz’s music has found a way to resonate with fans across the world as it continues to reflect her interpretation of the world around her. Her latest single, Home, proves to continue in this vein, reflecting on the deep relationship between her and her mother, capturing the love, strength, and resilience she has admired in her at every stage of her life.
Soft and inviting acoustic guitar and percussive lines play in tandem to begin the piece, and from the opening notes we get a sense for the warm and embracing feelings this single is meant to foster as the world of the music builds around us in real time. As Fitz begins her vocals in a resonant tone, the narrative presents itself unambiguously from the track’s first line “This big old world can feel so cold and cruel, I find my strength whenever I’m with you.”
The instrumentality and rhythm structured in a way that highlights the incredible vocal resonance of the artist’s tonal range, we find ourselves enamored by the power of Fitz’s delivery throughout every playthrough. Having showcased so much of their unique talents with this latest release, fans can only wait with anticipation to see what could possibly be coming next from this artist’s mind and studio.
Written by Nick Gumas
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