“Hearts Get Broken” by Thomas Day

“Hearts Get Broken” is a deeply personal and emotional song about the moments in a relationship when you know it’s over. Thomas Day portrays all of the feelings of a break-up. He really delivers the harshness and beauty within realizing you’re both changing at different paces.

Thomas Day’s vocals are strong and each word is sang with deep intention. His higher register is well delivered and helps give more life to the lyrics.

I loved the storytelling aspect of this song more than anything. The soft instrumentals and intentional build up really helped this song reach its full potential by the end. A must listen.

Written by Tricia Patras

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