Lucy Fitzgerald 
Michellar’s Get Me There to Church is a heartfelt country-Americana track that glows with warmth and honesty. The song reflects on that tender point in a relationship where living together no longer feels like enough, and the desire to make things official begins to shine through. Gentle acoustic strums and light percussion set a steady foundation, while the vocals carry both sincerity and strength, creating a sound that feels inviting from the very first note.
Recorded across San Francisco, London, and Staffordshire, the track has a sense of distance blended with closeness, almost like a reflection of love reaching across miles. This balance of settings adds a unique depth to the music. Producer Tobias Wilson, along with Helen Walford and Harrison Black, brings in harmonies and subtle textures that complement Michellar’s delivery beautifully. Each layer feels carefully placed, never taking away from the heart of the song but lifting it up in all the right ways.
What makes Get Me There to Church so touching is the way the story unfolds naturally, as if you are sitting with a friend who is sharing a quiet but powerful truth. Listeners have found comfort in the melody and in the relatable message about wanting to take the next step in love. It is soothing, yet full of hope.
I found myself playing it more than once, drawn back by how genuine it feels. It is the kind of song that lingers in the mind and leaves a smile long after it ends Follow Michellar for more heartfelt music. Add Get Me There to Church to your playlist today!
Listening to songs so you don’t have to! Just kidding :D, you totally should. Music blogger by day, nurse by night
