Photo Credits: Katherine Kwan
With “Trouble”, Drew Freeland stakes a claim in modern Americana with a track that’s defiant, vulnerable, and unflinchingly real. The song emerges from the end of a long-term relationship, exploring the uneasy space where love falters and independence beckons. Freeland’s voice—resonant, grounded, and textured—anchors the song, giving it an undeniable presence.
Sonically, “Trouble” fuses the storytelling traditions of Country with Blues-tinged Folk and a subtle Rock edge. The production, handled alongside Joe Bianchi, balances rawness with clarity, letting each guitar pluck and vocal nuance breathe. The track is at once intimate and expansive, a quality that sets Freeland apart from her peers.
Overall, the song is a study in authenticity. Freeland turns personal upheaval into a narrative that’s both relatable and strikingly individual. It’s a confident step forward, a track that signals not just talent but a clear artistic voice ready to cut through the noise.