Single Review: "I Guess I'm Changin'" By Bray & The Dens

New York, NY (Top40 Charts) Bray & The Den's single "I Guess I'm Changin'" appears on their album, Stringray, which is set to be released on May 20, 2020. The song is a mix of multiple genres, including pop, rock, and alternative. Fans of all three genres of music should be sure to listen to this song, as well as fans of thought-provoking lyrics.

The song begins with the lyrics "I've been so worried/Hanging on by my fingernails/But that's over now", signaling the narrator is now in a period in his life where he appears to be content, despite the hardships of his past. Listeners find out in the chorus why the hardships are behind him: "It just occurred to me/I don't care about the things/I used to care about/Anymore/It just occurred to me/I don't feel the same way/I did yesterday/I guess I'm changing/changing." The chorus may even get the listener to wonder about if there's anything they can do in their lives to change to be happier. As the narrator implies, this could be done by ending whatever worries they have, big or small. By the end of the song, the listener learns just how dark life got for the narrator, when he sings: "I don't want to die anymore/Maybe I have something to hope for". In general, "I Guess I'm Changing" is an upbeat and positive song, putting an emphasis of the happy lifestyle of the current instead of the sad lifestyle of the past.

Instrumentally, the song begins with drums and guitar, two traditional instruments used in songs of these genres. The electric guitar becomes prominent during the song's bridge, though it is accompanied by lyrics and as such is not a guitar solo. All instruments felt like they belonged in the song, and demonstrate the talent of the band.

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