The first collaboration between songwriters and couple Jessie Schupbach and Jason Heeter, “I’ll See You Then” is a memorable folk production featuring both artists on vocals — emitting a bluesy enthrallment about the solitude and melancholy apparent during the winter months, and how spring represents an awakening in various aspects.

Tender guitar wails and tranquil piano guide into Schupbach’s captivating vocal presence, lamenting “January’s got me feeling weary.” Heeter follows, furthering the sense of feeling overwhelmed and striving for a sanctuary. “I come alive, count the days ’til spring arrives,” the two vocalists converge, tastefully capped off by twangy guitar engrossment. “Winter’s finally moving on,” Schupbach continues, affirming a catharsis via the evident seasonal and emotive changes. The moving vocal harmonizing, seasonal-thinking lyricism, and “flowers bloom,” rousing shift comprise an affecting success from Jessie Schupbach and Jason Heeter.

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This and other tracks featured this month can be streamed on the updating Obscure Sound’s ‘Emerging Singles’ Spotify playlist.

We discovered this release via MusoSoup, as part of the artist’s promotional campaign.

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