“Lend A Hand” by Stefan J. Selbert

“Lend A Hand” is a lyrical journey that makes you feel as if you are a part of it. Stefan J. Selbert talks about the rawness of emotions that come with first falling in love with someone. The notates on the small things you notice and begin to admire about someone when you first start to get to know them.

This is a light love song. The kind that can whisk you away during your morning coffee or dancing in the kitchen with your loved one. Stefan J. Selbert creates a beautiful journey for the listener with this one.

His vocals paint the picture very well and connect well with his indie-folk genre.

Written by Tricia Patras

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