Lucy Fitzgerald 
Jack Horton brings heartfelt honesty to the surface in “Set Me Free”, a song that quietly tugs at something deep inside. Opening with warm piano tones and steady vocals, the track creates space for reflection without asking too much from the listener. There’s no drama, no flash — just raw emotion delivered with a calm presence.
The song centers around the idea of finding peace in letting go. Jack doesn’t overcomplicate things. His voice feels personal, like he’s speaking to someone he once knew well. The arrangement keeps things simple and soulful, letting the lyrics lead the way. It’s the kind of track that makes you pause and sit with your own thoughts for a minute—the chorus, in particular, sticks. There’s a quiet confidence in the way he sings, “I’ve got you”. It’s not loud or pushy — it’s steady and sure. I found myself playing it again just to hear that line hit one more time.
From my perspective, this track captures Jack Horton in a moment of clarity. It’s not trying to impress. It’s built to connect. I genuinely think this will become a go-to track for people who value depth and simplicity in music. For me, it was both grounding and moving. If you haven’t yet, follow Jack Horton and make sure “Set Me Free” lands in your rotation. Whether you’re walking through a quiet moment or ready to close a chapter, this is the kind of song that feels like a companion. Add it to your playlist and keep an eye out for what Jack brings next.
Listening to songs so you don’t have to! Just kidding :D, you totally should. Music blogger by day, nurse by night
