You'll See One Day “The Letter”

“The Letter” opens with an immediate emergence. The burning red and a darker, heavier tone intertwine with the emotive calling for attention. You’ll See One Day is returning with another killer single, addressing the lack of awareness in mental health issues and suicidal attempts for men.

The burial-style melodic opening instantly draws listeners to an immersive, hard-hitting yet vulnerable space. The lyrics address the desperate and helpless feeling trapped underneath the surface, fighting the demons alone, trying to call for help but no one seems to listen.

As the weak “I’m ok” fades into the background, the lyrics grab up the truth and push it to up front. You’ll See One Day did a really good job sonically capturing those vulnerable yet relatable moments and addressing it rationally and compassionally.

On the sonic level, “The Letter” is melodic, stadium-fillling, and hard-hitting. The message it carries has a strong emotional impact on its sounds and that’s what makes You’ll See One Day’s music so appealing. They’re not just doing music for the sound. They exceed the expectation of hard rock.

Nathan Peachy, the lead vocalist of the band shares the inspiration and meaning behind “The Letter”: “We have lost so many friends and family and had no idea what was going on beneath the surface. This song is for those who cried out in silence, who kept their darkness inside in fear of being called a ‘wuss’ or ‘sensitive.’ Speak up, reach out. Don’t hide in shame. It’s tough out there and we need each other to lean on.”