Canadian singer Sacha released a new single, Hey Mom I Made It. The song is about a woman who reassures her mother that she’s thriving in life and her career as a singer.
The music is Country. The song starts slow and then smoothly transitions into a fantastic semi-fast beat, a great rhythm, and bold energy. Sacha plays the guitar passionately. The producers, J. Robbins and Eric Arjes, did a remarkable job producing the single. It parallels Shania Twain’s single Any Man Of Mine & That Don’t Impress Me Much but with a slower tempo. The guitar playing reminds me of Green Day’s Good Riddance (Time of Your Life), especially at the beginning. The rhythm is smooth and wavy, representing soul-searching and life’s journey. The vibe is cozy and personal, complementing the story. The song ends on a beautiful fade-out that conveys love, a sense of achievement and peace of mind.
Sacha’s voice is incredible. She sings with heart, soul, and passion. She starts singing in a deep, consistent voice and boldly hits those high notes during the chorus. She smoothly changes vocal styles. Sacha performs this heartfelt and personal song with incredible grace.
The lyrics are positive and inspirational. Sacha, Jake Saghi, and Shawn Chambliss wrote the song with great depth and feeling. The tune starts with the story about a young girl who used to be a rebellious teenager to grow into a mature young woman doing well in life. The song is well-written. There’s also a heartwarming, thoughtful message: reassuring a concerned mother that her daughter is doing well. It talks about love, self-love, happiness, the blessing of being with a good partner, perseverance (career-wise) and determination. The lyrics are poetic, with impressive freestyle writing that works well with soul-searching and personal growth. The song is powerful in expressing a range of emotions when making it and becoming successful, personally and professionally.
The single Hey Mom I Made It is available.
