Jared Henry’s Sure About Love on “Really Want”

Rating: 4 out of 5.

An irresistibly catchy pop tune that’s as charming as it is tender. 

Jared Henry is a multi-talented pop artist and songwriter with a unique style that is truly all his own. While church shaped his musical influences growing up, the artist later branched out, drawing inspiration from a wide variety of genres, including rock, pop, gospel, and even metal. Jared Henry also cites artists like Zedd and The Chainsmokers as influences.

When it comes to his work, the artist balances this diverse blend of influences, showcasing various genres through his songwriting and vocals. Some of his previous releases include songs like “Stay” and “Fight to Feel.” Jared Henry’s latest release is the pop single “Really Want.” On Instagram, the songwriter said, “‘Really Want’ — the first single from my upcoming project is out now!”

Offering a dreamy blend of melodic tones and ear-pleasing acoustic guitar, “Really Want” delivers a hypnotic and haunting sound that beautifully emphasizes the tune’s heartfelt, emotional narrative. Lyrics like “Let the moment breathe / Cause it’s all for the taking, and I’m ready to be what you need” find the artist baring his heart.

Combining smooth, passion-filled vocals with a wonderfully ethereal and immersive backdrop, Jared Henry gifts us an irresistibly catchy pop tune that is as charming as it is tender. So, press play and hear why, when it comes to love, the artist knows there is no point in denying yourself what you “Really Want.”




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