Ryan Wright explores a coming-of-age story on her latest single, ‘Quarter Life Crisis’
Virginia-based singer/songwriter/producer, Ryan Wright, returns with her latest single, ‘Quarter Life Crisis,’ offering listeners a raw and unfiltered glimpse into the tumultuous journey of early adulthood.
With its bubble grunge sound and punky production, ‘Quarter Life Crisis’ encapsulates the essence of navigating the rocky terrain between youth and maturity. Influenced by female artists like Mitski, Momma, Veruca Salt, and Blondshell, Wright crafts a sound that is both nostalgic and cutting-edge, drawing listeners into a world of raw emotion and gritty authenticity.
Reflecting on the inspiration behind ‘Quarter Life Crisis,” Wright reveals:
“‘Quarter Life Crisis’ is the very essence of what it feels like to be in your early 20s to mid-thirties. Although the age gap is vast, the feelings are mutual because, in reality, it’s not easy to become an independent adult. The song nurtures the very real feelings of the fear of becoming an adult and falling further and further away from youth. The song has a bit of longing that still clings to the urge to act young and dumb like you did as a teenager, but you’re stuck in your twenties feeling like your life is maturing way faster than you are. Quarter Life Crisis is the anthem for the trials and tribulations of aging.”
‘Quarter Life Crisis’ is available now on your favorite DSP.
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