Elias Lanyon’s new single, “Watch Me Fall” really caught my attention. Hailing from a small town in Victoria, Australia, he brings a fresh and emotional sound that’s hard to ignore. His voice is incredibly rich and powerful, one of the best I’ve heard in a while. The song blends country storytelling with a pop bounce, making it both heartfelt and catchy at the same time.
The song dives deep into the pain of a toxic relationship and you can feel every bit of emotion in his performance. The lyrics are raw and honest and the polished production only makes his vocals shine even more. The guitar solo toward the end is a real standout, giving the song a big, memorable finish.
We love Elias’s style and the way he pours his feelings into his music. His talent is undeniable and we’re excited to see where his career goes. If you haven’t heard this song yet, you’re missing out on something special.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Lanyon’s no stranger to the grind. He’s been gigging since he was 15, building a name in Victoria’s tight-knit music circles. But it was his stint on The Voice last year that lit the fuse. “Going on The Voice gave me a bit of a boost,” he says, and the memory of hearing everyone shout his name in his last performance still gives him chills. That momentum carried him to his last release, Fix This, which dropped on the 15th February, 2024, and now to Watch Me Fall, a standalone single that’s as bold as it is vulnerable.
For Lanyon, music is more than a career, it’s a lifeline. “Every emotion I feel, I put into words and make a song out of it,” he shares. That authenticity is what he hopes listeners latch onto. “I hope it provokes some emotion,” he says of Watch Me Fall, “whether it be sad or happy from their own personal experiences.” And if the timing’s right, fans might catch him belting it out live at the Murrabit Rodeo, a performance he’s loosely tied to the single’s release, which promises to be a night of dust, sweat, and soulful tunes. He’s got big plans and a relentless drive hoping to release a song every two months this year. With Watch Me Fall, Elias Lanyon isn’t just stepping into the spotlight, he’s claiming it, one heartfelt note at a time.
