American singer-songwriter Em Beihold released a new single, Maybe Life Is Good. The song is hopeful about appreciating life and finding joy in the little things.
The music is Pop. The song has a catchy, upbeat sound, starting with a bass that reminds me of ukelele. It parallels a few S Club 7 songs, such as A Boy Like You, Show Me Your Colours and Don’t Stop Movin’. There’s a 90s/2000s vibe. The tune has an excellent rhythm and represents a good flow sentiment. Elie Rizk and Sammy Witte did a fantastic job producing this single. Sammy Witte is impressive as a musician playing the following instruments: keyboards, electric guitar, drums, bass, and acoustic guitar. The rhythm is wavy, complementing the song’s story about life’s ups and downs and the hope that things will improve. The composition is intricate and rich, with a fantastic musical structure.
Em Beihold’s voice is bold and dynamic. She sings this song with heart and soul, expressing the nuances of life’s emotional ups and downs. Em Beihold sounds sincere and hopeful.
The lyrics start with worry and anxiety and transition to a joyful feeling. The song inspires hope and happiness and suggests that things can improve with time. The single is remarkably well-written. The simplicity of the words gives the tune an easygoing vibe. Em Beihold, Sammy Witte, and Casey Smith did an excellent job giving the song a freestyle poetic writing that creates a natural flow. It has a positive message about being happy without disregarding the feelings of sadness and worry. It’s an inspirational song.
The single Maybe Life Is Good is available.
