Leanne Wilkins & The Weathered find beauty in tension on single, "Push & Pull"
Leanne Wilkins & The Weathered have crafted something truly special with Push & Pull—a track that feels as intimate as a whispered confession yet as expansive as a sweeping cinematic score. Anchored in raw honesty and delicate textures, the single explores the ebb and flow of self-discovery, pairing poignant lyricism with an atmosphere that lingers long after the final note fades.
At its core, Push & Pull is a song about internal conflict—the space between knowing what you want and feeling the weight of who you’re becoming. Wilkins’ voice, warm and enveloping, serves as the emotional guide through this introspective journey. Every note carries weight, every lyric feels purposeful. She doesn’t just sing the story; she lives in it, pulling the listener into a place of deep reflection.
The production is understated yet rich, allowing the song’s emotions to breathe. The piano forms the foundation, offering a steady presence against the subtle layers of instrumentation that ebb and flow with Wilkins’ vocals. Each instrumental element—whether it’s the gentle brush of percussion, the ghostly reverb of a guitar, or a delicate swell of strings—feels like it was placed with intention, adding depth without overshadowing the heart of the track. The result is a soundscape that feels both cinematic and deeply personal.
Recorded at the renowned Avast studio in Seattle, Push & Pull carries the weight of meticulous craftsmanship while maintaining an organic, lived-in feel. It’s the kind of song that doesn’t just pass through your ears—it settles into your bones, leaving behind a quiet ache of recognition. With an upcoming performance at the Tractor Tavern, Leanne Wilkins & The Weathered are set to deliver this emotional resonance in a live setting, where their music is sure to connect on an even deeper level.
With Push & Pull, Wilkins has solidified herself as an artist unafraid to explore vulnerability and transformation. This is a song that doesn’t just ask you to listen—it invites you to feel. It’s almost as if you’re in a room alone with the band being serenaded. There’s almost no other way to explain it other than to listen for yourselves.
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