“Dead To Me” by Avery Lynch | REVIEW

“Dead To Me” is an indie-pop song for a romantic movie. Avery’s voice brings you in the first few seconds. It’s quiet, soft, and fragile, like a glass vase. But it compels us to tune into her vocals and music. Next to Avery’s voice, the piano is the supporting cast of the song. While it’s the main instrument, it gets you to focus more on the vocals (main and background) than anything else.

“Dead To Me” fits a montage for a trip down memory lane scene in a movie or TV show. It also suits radio plays and chill, soft, and slow playlists. “Dead To Me” carries a vibe similar to songs by Olivia Rodrigo, Taylor Swift, and Gracie Abrams. While the music production is not as dramatic as Rodrigo’s “Vampire”, the lyrics' storytelling still packs a punch that makes the listeners relate more to the song.

If you love indie-pop or are a fan of Olivia Rodrigo, Taylor Swift, or Gracie Abrams, give “Dead to Me” a listen. You won’t regret it.

About Avery Lynch

Born and raised in Pennsylvania and based in LA, Avery Lynch is a singer-songwriter. She started music at 7 years old, playing the piano and writing music at 8. The piano is part of her songwriting process; she starts composing and songwriting with the instrument before bringing the demo to her team.

Avery’s often described as “a happy girl with sad songs” because her songs convey heavy storytelling about her surroundings, media consumption, and life experiences.

Avery debuted in 2020 with her first song, “Don’t Start Now”. She released 5 more singles within the same year and an EP titled “To Love Someone Else”. In 2021, she released 1 album, 2 singles, and an EP. In 2022, she released 3 singles and 1 album. In 2023, she released 1 single and 2 EPs. In 2024, she released an album and a single. “Dead to Me” will be Avery’s 1st or 3rd single in 2025. She has been booked and busy. She has over 100 million streams and counting.

As Avery continues to grow her artistry and build a tight-knit fanbase, her vocals and piano skills remain her sound. She recently signed a deal with RECORDS, a joint venture between Barry Weiss and Sony Music Entertainment, solidifying her stardom.

Written by Yaba Ahounou