Lucy Fitzgerald 
I recently stumbled upon the single “Longing” by Trent-Jean and found it to be quietly captivating. From that soft, inviting opening, the song unfolds with a gentle intensity that draws you in. The vocals carry warmth and sincerity, complemented by subtle harmonies that raise the melody just enough. The instrumentation—acoustic guitar, light synth touches—feels thoughtful and measured, giving the piece a soft glow that lingers long after the song ends.
The arrangement is beautifully structured. Each element has room to breathe. The voice is front and centre but supported by textures that never crowd or overwhelm. I loved how the melody builds naturally, leading into moments that feel reflective without ever pushing too hard. There’s a sense of calm in the pacing, and with that comes emotional weight: the longing in the title isn’t shouted—it’s whispered, and in that whisper it resonates.
What struck me was the space the song leaves for its listener. It invites contemplation. It allows you to lean into your own memory or hopes and sit there for a while. There’s an open-hearted honesty in the vocals and a steady subtlety in the sound. If you’re someone who appreciates songs that carry feeling without drama, this track will meet you there. In my opinion, this is a standout in Trent-Jean’s catalogue and one I’ll revisit. I personally found it struck a chord with me in a way that feels both comforting and stirring at once. If you haven’t yet, make sure you give “Longing” by Trent-Jean a listen. And don’t stop there—find Trent-Jean on your favourite music platform, follow his journey, and add this track to your playlist so you’ll always have it on hand for those moments when you want to sit back and feel something sincere.
Listening to songs so you don’t have to! Just kidding :D, you totally should. Music blogger by day, nurse by night
