In her new single “Lasting Effects,” Los Angeles-based artist Avery Lynch delivers a quietly devastating meditation on heartbreak, self-worth, and emotional clarity. The track solidifies Lynch’s position as one of the most emotionally articulate voices in today’s indie-pop landscape.
“At the time, I knew he was wrong,” Lynch recalls. “But as I got further from the situation, I realized he was right—but not in the way he thought.” That realization—that she didn’t want to be loved like that again—serves as the emotional engine of “Lasting Effects”.
There’s no need for heavy production here—Lynch allows her voice and words to carry the weight. The arrangement mirrors the song’s central message: clarity comes in quiet moments.
Lynch’s songwriting is at its most vulnerable here, and that vulnerability never tips into sentimentality. There’s a calm assurance to her delivery, even when recounting emotional pain, that makes the track resonate deeply.
Originally from Pennsylvania and now living in Los Angeles, Avery Lynch began composing music at just seven years old. Her artistic evolution has led to a signature style that blends lush piano balladry with subtle, emotionally rich storytelling.
With over 400 million career streams and recent praise from Ones To Watch and EARMILK, Lynch continues to grow her audience by doing what she does best: turning personal trials into universally felt music. “Lasting Effects” doesn’t just recount heartbreak—it reframes it as a point of strength. And in doing so, it leaves an impact worthy of its name.
