Lucy Fitzgerald 
Hanne Lynge’s album Do It opens with “Insane”, a song that immediately pulls you into her world. Her vocals come through with a calm confidence, carried by arrangements shaped with warmth and intention. The record moves through feelings of longing, hope, and reflection, and each track lands with its own sense of clarity. Songs like “Could It Be Here” and “Why Did I Let You Go” give space for gentle storytelling, allowing her words to stand on their own without being crowded by the production.
The album blends pop, folk, and soft Americana influences in a natural way, letting acoustic textures guide the mood. “Ain’t Life Easy” brings a bright rhythm that contrasts with the questions woven into the lyrics, while still keeping its sincerity. The title track “Do It” arrives with an encouraging spirit that nudges listeners toward openness and forward motion. Near the end, “I Know That I Love You” closes the record with a quiet tenderness that settles in easily.
Listening to Do It feels like spending time with someone who speaks plainly and from the heart. Nothing is overstated. The songs breathe, the melodies glide, and the intention behind each moment comes through without forcing anything. As I spent more time with the album, I found myself returning to certain lines and gentle turns of melody that lingered after each listen. There’s an honesty here that stayed with me long after the final track faded out. I believe this is one of Hanne Lynge’s most inviting projects so far, crafted with care and a real sense of openness. It’s the kind of album I’ll keep close for easy mornings, long drives, or quiet evenings.
If you haven’t already, make sure to follow Hanne Lynge on your favorite platform and add Do It to your playlists. Let the album play from start to finish and give yourself time to settle into its warmth. Share it with anyone who enjoys heartfelt songwriting and gentle, meaningful melodies. Music like this deserves to reach as many ears as possible, and your support helps it travel even further.
Listening to songs so you don’t have to! Just kidding :D, you totally should. Music blogger by day, nurse by night
