Lucy Fitzgerald 
I recently had the pleasure of listening to “Stronger than the water” by Mary Ember, and I’m genuinely impressed. With her background in biology and deep respect for nature, Mary Ember weaves a message that feels both intimate and universal. From the very first notes, the track draws you in with a warm blend of Americana and pop, which the artist describes as her sound. The vocals are comforting yet confident — you can sense the sincerity in every phrase. The arrangement remains focused, creating ample space for the lyrics to breathe and for Mary’s voice to carry the story.
What I appreciate about the song is how it invites reflection. Mary Ember speaks of nature’s fragility and our own place within it, reminding us that we aren’t bigger than the elements — a compelling viewpoint. She uses this awareness as a grounding point for a broader, gentle call to action: that each of us can make a difference, however slight. I particularly enjoyed how she made the subject relatable, turning an environmental narrative into something personal and accessible.
In my opinion, this track has a heart of its own — it’s the kind of song that grows on you, not shouting its message, but letting it settle in. The production supports that feeling nicely; nothing feels overdone or exaggerated. I’m all for more songs that talk openly about our relationship with nature and our responsibility toward it, and Mary Ember delivers that with grace.
If you haven’t already, I recommend following Mary Ember on her social channels and streaming platforms — she’s building something quietly strong. And make sure to add “Stronger than the water” to your playlist now; it’s a song that deserves to be heard and revisited. This one will stay with me for a while, and I hope it will with you too!
Listening to songs so you don’t have to! Just kidding :D, you totally should. Music blogger by day, nurse by night
