Lucy Fitzgerald 
“Like I Used To”, by Gabriella Lin, has that quiet pull that sneaks up on you after the first listen. It sits in that space where memories and emotions mix, giving the song a reflective edge without making it heavy. There’s a natural honesty in how it unfolds, and it makes the whole experience feel personal without trying too hard. Gabriella’s voice is the real anchor here. She sings in a way that sounds close and unfiltered, like she’s sharing a moment rather than performing it. There’s a softness in her tone, but it still carries enough emotion to keep you locked in. The way she delivers each line makes the story easy to follow, and it never feels overdone.
The production keeps things simple, which works in its favor. The instrumental layers stay light and supportive, giving her vocals plenty of room to breathe. As the song moves forward, there’s a slight lift in energy that adds depth, but it never loses that calm, intimate vibe that defines the track. I like how this song stays grounded and doesn’t try to be bigger than it needs to be. It’s the kind of track you return to when you want something real and easy to sit with. Personally, I kept going back to it because it has that low-key charm that sticks without demanding attention.
If you’re into songs that capture real moments without overcomplicating things, this one is worth your time. Make sure to follow Gabriella Lin and keep up with what she does next, and don’t forget to add “Like I Used To” to your playlist because it fits perfectly into those late-night drives or quiet moments, and I like this song a lot and honestly think it belongs in everyone’s playlist since it’s simple, emotional, and easy to come back to again and again.
Listening to songs so you don’t have to! Just kidding :D, you totally should. Music blogger by day, nurse by night
