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Lindsay Jordan display the shadows of the heart with “Trace the Moon”

  • May 21, 2025
  • Natalie Patrick
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On her most recent offering, "Trace the Moon," singer-songwriter Lindsay Jordan takes us on a heart-stirring ride of yearning, introspection, and subtle sublimation. Singing in a voice that can feel both close and commanding, Lindsay creates a terrain in which emotion and atmosphere become one in something hauntingly lovely.

From its first note, "Trace the Moon" takes the listener to a shimmering, dream-like space, gentle though calculated. Lindsay’s voice is delicate but resolute, snaking through lush arrangements like moonlight dancing across still water. There’s a quiet confidence behind that sort of vulnerability, one that opens the door for the emotions behind each lyric to bloom completely to the surface.

The single, “Trace the Moon,” isn’t afraid of hanging out in those gray zones of love and identity where memories come and go like clouds in the sky. Lindsay articulates these details with poetic lyricism, inviting listeners into her inner life without building toward a taut resolution. What elevates this track is its emotional reserve. Rather than aim for the eruption of a full-fledged climax, Lindsay lets the music happen. The melodies shimmer with an ebbing and flowing, ethereal glow, evoking the quiet beauty of transformation, change that occurs slowly, almost undetectably, as moonlight reshapes the contours of the night. There is no urgency here, only the subtle recognition that things change in soft voices more often than in shouts.

The production perfectly balances the song's emotional core, atmospheric, ambient, and detail-textured. Every element serves the story Lindsay is telling, freeing up space for her voice to breathe and resonate. It’s a song designed to close your eyes and feel good. "Trace the Moon" is a calm moment in a turbulent world. It is for anyone who has ever peered into the dark and sought light, and found solace in the faint glow of their own becoming. On this release, Lindsay Jordan further solidifies a place that’s completely her own, beautifully self-aware, and softly glowing.

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