Lucy Fitzgerald 
I recently listened to Dry Land by Songbird, and I have to say—it left a strong impression. From the very first piano chords, there’s an unsettled calm, as if you’re wading into something deeper than you expected. The lyrics—“I’m treading water full of sharks and I can’t stand / Always looking for a little bit of dry land” — open up a vision of someone searching for stability amid turbulent surroundings.
What I found compelling is how the production grows. It begins with gentle piano and minimal percussion, slowly layering harmonies and bass so that by the chorus the sound is rich yet still honest—not overblown. Songbird’s vocal approach is equally effective. She doesn’t resort to excessive ornamentation; there’s a grounded sincerity in her delivery, which makes the emotional stakes feel real.
In my opinion, this song works beautifully as a reflection on resilience. It doesn’t pretend everything is fixed, but it suggests that just staying afloat can be enough—and even that takes courage. And yes, I personally find the bridge section especially moving: when the instrumentation strips back, it’s the voice and piano alone, and that vulnerability stands out. I feel this could become a go-to track for nights when one’s thoughts wander and one needs something honest to lean on.
I highly encourage you to follow Songbird’s journey and add “Dry Land” to your playlist. There’s a space in your listening where this track fits—late evening reflection, driving home, or simply a quiet moment with headphones. Be sure to check her social media and streaming channels for updates, as this song showcases an artist committed to authenticity and growth. Adding “Dry Land” now means you can be one of the early listeners in what feels like a meaningful progression of her music. Stream it, share it, and stay tuned to Songbird for what’s next.
Listening to songs so you don’t have to! Just kidding :D, you totally should. Music blogger by day, nurse by night
