We carry more than we can and let life weigh us down, so we need to take a breather now and then. “Water Table Line” by Daniel Young is a perfect reminder and companion for that break.
Daniel Young has a hand full of talents. The Salt Lake City-based musician has over two decades of experience as a singer-songwriter, guitarist, drummer, sound engineer, and producer. He managed to create a soothing atmosphere with Folk vibes and relatable lyrics in his latest single “Water Table Line.”
For those who feel they can’t catch their breath in life’s hustles and those who can’t know where they’ve headed anymore as there’s no light in the foggy road of their journey, “Water Table Line” speaks to all of you to let you know that:
“Maybe let’s take a little time
Take a little time and unwind
Enough of the runnin around
Try to get your feet on solid ground.”
The lyrics work like a charm to calm your troubled mind and a heavy heart. Right from the first line, “Does it seem you’ve bitten off more than you could chew?” and you nodding, it feels like a warm hug to celebrate coming back home. The acoustic intro gently pats your soul, paving the way for Young’s warm, melodic vocals to enter and win over your heart. Corinne Gentry joins in the chorus with velvety, shiny vocals and harmonizes effortlessly with Young’s. The folk instruments are the final ingredient, completing the magical spell and allowing you to take a deep breath and relax a little. The mellow, relaxing pedal steel guitar notes by Muskrat Jones, the delicate bass lines by Marcus Bently, and the intimate fiddle by Daniel Young are all like a cure.
It’s time to take a break, listen to “Water Table Line” and let it help you exhale your burdens.