Wrabel Delivers Earnest Plea For Living In The Present On “good”

Today Wrabel releases “good”, his first solo track of 2021 (and first release since signing with Nettwerk) and a powerful ode to moving on & living for now that begs the listener “let a good thing be good... don’t you let a good thing go bad.” It’s a song about letting go of the arresting nature of our memories, failures, ex-lovers & disappointments, so we can see clearly enough in the here & now to embrace the magic currently in front of us. Also out today is the accompanying music video, directed by Carlos Asse.

It’s classic Wrabel - gorgeous falsetto soaring amongst choral hums, a soulful confessional vocal delivery accented with each piano key, lyrics that toe the line between universally relatable and deeply personal like an entry taken from his private diary. Like his past acclaimed multi-million streamed singles “11 Blocks” and “The Village”, “good” is an earnest & honest exploration of the scary, unsure parts in all of us that binds us together as humans. LISTEN HERE.

“I feel so lucky to have worked with Carlos Asse on this video,” said Wrabel. “We wanted to build off of one of my favorite lyrics in the song - ‘I know you still see him in your apartment, let me in, I’ll paint the walls’... following a couple as they move into a new space - like a fresh start. Whether it’s anger, resentment or hurt, it’s the smallest disagreement that can bring those feelings from the deep-down to the surface. The smallest thing can turn a good thing bad. But leaning in and trusting can keep a good thing good.”