Avery Lynch’s “think about it” Will Rip Your Heart Out and You’ll Love It

Emerging star Avery Lynch is back to wreck our emotions in the best way possible with her latest single, “think about it,” out today via RECORDS. Known for crafting gut-punching, piano-driven ballads that linger in your soul long after the final note fades, Avery has quickly built a loyal fanbase that hangs onto her every lyric. With over 100 million streams since her 2020 debut, she has solidified herself as one of the most compelling new voices in contemporary music.

This time, Avery delivers a haunting, deeply personal exploration of heartbreak and unanswered questions, proving yet again that she knows exactly how to put pain into poetry.

A Song Born From Heartbreak

“think about it” is not just another breakup song—it’s a masterclass in emotional storytelling. Inspired by her sister’s breakup, Avery channeled her sibling’s pain into a raw, devastatingly beautiful track that perfectly captures the frustration of being left with all the realizations but none of the answers.

“She came to me with what she was experiencing and feeling and wanted to see if I could make something out of it,” Avery reveals. “The song is ultimately about being left to piece things together after a breakup by yourself—having all of the realizations and none of the answers, and there being nothing to do about it.”

And let’s be honest, who hasn’t been in that exact emotional spiral? The one where you’re replaying every moment in your head, searching for clues, obsessing over the what-ifs, and realizing the only person who can give you closure is the one who refuses to? Yeah, Avery put that into a song, and it HURTS.

A Full Circle Moment

For Avery, this track isn’t just another single—it’s a sentimental full-circle moment.

“When I first started writing songs as a kid, I would write them about my sisters—how cool they are and how much I love them—and I would give those songs to them as gifts,” she explains. “So it feels very full circle writing this one for my sister and releasing it.”

Cue the tears. The fact that Avery turned her childhood tradition into a song that so many people will relate to? Heartwarming, heartbreaking, and everything in between.

A Major Milestone: Avery’s First Self-Produced Track

As if the song wasn’t special enough, “think about it” also marks Avery’s first self-produced release—a major milestone in her artistic journey.

For an artist who started her career crafting intimate, piano-led demos, the transition to full-blown producer is a natural next step. Avery’s signature sound—lush piano arrangements, aching lyrics, and that voice dripping with emotion—is now entirely in her hands. And if “think about it” is any indication, she’s more than ready to take full creative control.

The Rise of Avery Lynch: From Piano Prodigy to Indie Powerhouse

Avery’s journey started long before she was racking up millions of streams. Originally from Pennsylvania, she began composing piano pieces at just seven years old before discovering her passion for songwriting.

After attending Berklee College of Music in Boston, Avery made the move to Los Angeles, where she fine-tuned her signature style: deeply emotional, intimate storytelling wrapped in dreamy, melancholic melodies. Every song she creates starts at the piano, where she pours her heart into lyrics that feel like a diary entry set to music.

Described as a “happy girl filled with sad songs,” Avery has mastered the art of making people cry in their cars, stare out of rainy windows, and send questionable late-night texts to their exes. She writes from experience, from observation, and from the media she consumes, giving her songs a relatable yet deeply personal edge.

Avery Lynch Is Here to Stay

With praise from tastemakers like Ones to Watch and EARMILK, a rapidly growing fanbase, and a steady stream of emotionally charged, painfully relatable bangers, Avery Lynch is proving she’s not just another singer-songwriter—she’s a force.

“think about it” follows fan-favorite singles like “Rain” and “the boys who don’t know what they want,” setting the stage for what’s shaping up to be a breakthrough year for Avery.

If you haven’t already, stream “think about it” immediately, grab some tissues, and prepare to spiral. And if you’ve ever been left overanalyzing a breakup with no answers in sight—congrats, this song was made just for you.