The single with which Stacy Henle made her debut albu, “Bed,” was just released. She is a guitarist and singer-songwriter. She states that the aim of her music is to improve the lives of those who listen to it, and “Bed’s” happy and upbeat vibe surely does that. The song begins with a delicate guitar riff and Stacy’s mild voice before glockenspiel and harmonies from her friend Lori Stephens are added to create a larger sound. The song’s lyrics are understandable and capture the cosiness and warmth of waking up in bed while also acknowledging the difficulty of doing so. The track’s pleasant, lilting character is enhanced by the inclusion of a bell-like sound, which makes listeners think of the sound of early-morning birds.
“Bed by Stacy Henle encapsulates the liminal space between comfort and courage, where the struggle of leaving what we know leads to the triumph of embracing what’s ahead.”
Recorded at The Rye Room studio in Portland, Oregon, “Bed” is a polished production, thanks to the expertise of recording and mixing engineer Clara Baker. Stacy’s musical influences are wide-ranging, from The Beatles and Rolling Stones to Indigo Girls and Kate Wolf, and these diverse influences are evident in the fresh sound of “Bed.”
Overall, “Bed” is a charming and uplifting debut single from Stacy Henle, and one that is sure to brighten listeners’ mornings.
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