Drew Citron’s “Free Now” is an light and airy composition that immediately brings Drew’s vocals in alignment with a dreamy guitar lien. There’s a bit of fuzz and a hint of reverb; Free Now looks back at the alt-rock of Fiona Apple and Sheryl Crow all while giving Drew the ability to impress her own unique take on things. While it would be easy for the single to make it onto pop-rock radio rotation, the contemplative arrangements and dynamic between the music and vox ensures that fans will continue to find hidden dynamics long after their first experience with Free Now.
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