Lucy Fitzgerald 
Mike Andersen’s “Only For You” is a touching and authentic moment in music. It’s an elegant reflection on opening up to someone special. The song’s minimal structure, built around gentle acoustic guitar and his expressively warm voice, creates an intimate atmosphere that makes the listener feel like part of a personal conversation. Without bells or whistles, every chord and every pause carries a sense of careful intention.
The narrative of vulnerability is clearly at the core. Andersen steadies his nerves as he offers himself with a willingness to share his heart, even at the risk of exposing it. He even sings of “risk losing face,” highlighting how daring self-revelation can be. It’s the kind of honest moment that feels unscripted, like he underestimated how much courage it took, only to realize he was ready.
The production, guided by Christian Ki, adds to the track’s elegance. Its clarity and space highlight raw performance rather than polish. The black and white animated video harmonizes beautifully with this simplicity, casting an understated visual elegance that mirrors the song’s tone.
“Only For You” is a rare gem. Quietly grand in its emotional honesty. There’s no need for dramatic orchestration here. Sometimes, all it takes is a soulful voice, a tender guitar, and the bravery to say, “this is me, only for you”.
Listening to songs so you don’t have to! Just kidding :D, you totally should. Music blogger by day, nurse by night
