Rising singer-songwriter Avery Lynch reveals her poignant new single, “the boys who don’t know what they want,” out today via RECORDS.

You can listen to “the boys who don’t know what they want” Here

Avery Lynch, has crafted an absolutely beautiful and heartfelt gem with, “the boys who don’t know what they want” that touches your soul and lingers endlessly in your heart long after the music has ended.

It has been an absolute privilege to watch Avery Lynch grow as an artist, we have a feeling she is just getting warmed up.  “the boys who don’t know what they want” is yet another testament to Avery’s exceptional ability to channel raw emotion through minimalist production and her captivating vocals. The song explores the vulnerability and frustration of navigating relationships with indecisive men, offering a deeply relatable narrative that’s sure to resonate with many listeners.

The title of the song really says it all,” Avery elaborates. “I wrote this song about those ‘almost’ relationships that I’ve been in myself and have observed around me — people will act the part of someone in a relationship while not wanting one, or they’ll want a relationship and not act on it. I made this song as a sister-song to ‘you’re just a guy” and, just like that song, this doesn’t feel specifically sad to me, it feels more matter-of-fact. It’s just something I’ve observed that we’ve all experienced and don’t want to experience anymore.”

Originally from Pennsylvania, Avery Lynch embarked on her musical journey at the tender age of 7, composing piano pieces before seamlessly transitioning into songwriting. Now based in Los Angeles, her signature sound, characterized by lush piano arrangements and soft, romantic vocals, has become the cornerstone of her artistry. Each song begins with Avery alone at her piano, crafting heartfelt demos that she later brings to life with her close-knit team.

Every song from Avery Lynch feel like a deep and personal diary entry. Do yourself a favor and check out “the boys who don’t know what they want “