Nick Voltare’s new single “29 (it’s okay)” is a song that hits with humor, honesty and heart all at once. It’s a reflection on what it feels like to reach the edge of your twenties and realize that life isn’t perfectly mapped out and that maybe it doesn’t need to be. Instead of leaning into the pressure of “having it all figured out” Nick flips it with clever lyrics and melodies that feel warm and hopeful.
His voice is a piece of art and has that rare balance of charm and emotion, the kind that makes every line feel personal. The songwriting is beautiful and the melodies keep you hooked from start to finish. The production is polished but still feels creative, with little touches that give the song its own personality.
The atmosphere of the song is amazing and it feels like sitting down with a friend who reminds you that being lost sometimes is perfectly fine. Nick’s blend of wit and emotion brings the song to life and it’s clear he knows how to connect with listeners in a very real way.
We really enjoyed this single. His voice, his storytelling and the mix of humor and tenderness made it an easy favorite for us. “29 (it’s okay)” is not just a song, it feels like a piece of art that leaves you smiling and maybe even breathing a little easier.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Nick Voltare writes songs for anyone still figuring it out (so… everyone). Armed with a guitar, a piano, and just enough self-awareness to be dangerous, he turns life’s awkward little truths into lighthearted indie-pop confessions. Think “warm cup of tea” meets “mild existential crisis.”
Whether he’s singing about learning to meditate in his late 20s, debating if hangovers are worth it anymore, or wondering if he’s chosen the wrong career path (again), Nick delivers it all with a wink, a hook, and the occasional questionable snack choice.