If you’re a fan of Noah Kahan’s raw, emotional storytelling then you should check out Lindsey Hull’s new single, “Maybe Someday”. This masterpiece is a beautiful blend of honest lyrics, gentle instrumentation, and a warm, inviting atmosphere that pulls you in from the very first note. Lindsey’s voice is one of the purest we’ve ever heard, it’s captivating, emotional, and full of depth. It’s the kind of voice that feels like a comforting hug on a tough day.
The song itself is an emotional journey. It explores the tension between feeling isolated internally while being surrounded by love and support externally. Lindsey wrote it during a time of personal struggle, and that vulnerability shines through in every word. The lyrics are thoughtful and personal, touching on themes of emotional isolation, hope, and the slow but steady journey toward self-acceptance.
What really stands out in this song is the instrumentation. The cello is an absolute highlight, its rich and soaring lines add a layer of depth and emotion that perfectly complements Lindsey’s vocals. The production is simple yet professional, with a mix that ties everything together seamlessly. It’s the kind of song you can listen to on repeat and notice something new each time.
Lindsey’s background as an indie-folk artist from the Appalachian Mountains adds an extra layer of authenticity to her music. You can hear the warmth and nostalgia of her roots in every note, and her connection to her craft is undeniable. Her new single is a heartfelt, beautifully crafted song that speaks to the soul. Her talent as a songwriter and performer shines brightly here and we have no doubt this song will resonate with anyone who’s ever felt caught between darkness and light. Do yourself a favor and give it a listen, you won’t regret it.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Lindsey Hull is an indie-folk singer-songwriter whose heartfelt lyrics and soulful melodies capture the essence of a small-town Appalachian upbringing. Born and raised in the picturesque mountains of West Virginia, Lindsey’s music reflects the warmth, nostalgia, and emotional honesty of her roots. Now based in Savannah, Georgia, , she blends her love for storytelling with influences from artists like Hozier, Noah Kahan, and Lizzie McAlpine. A gifted musician and songwriter, Lindsey has been composing since childhood, with her music evolving to explore themes of growth, connection, and hope. Her most prized possession, a guitar gifted by her late father, serves as both her creative anchor and a source of inspiration.
