liberty - Bianca Hosking

Bianca Hosking’s liberty leans into heartfelt storytelling reminiscent of early Taylor Swift. It’s a clearly defined pop track with clean production, crisp vocals, and thoughtful styling that strips things back, allowing her voice to take centre stage.

Bianca Hosking’s liberty unfolds with a sense of quiet confidence, introducing a sound that feels open, intentional, and emotionally grounded. Finger-picked guitars trace a melodic arpeggio through the intro, setting a contemplative tone before driving drums arrive to give the track a steady sense of movement and lift. The arrangement builds naturally, creating space for the song’s emotional arc to develop without ever feeling rushed or overworked.

“I can justify anything, all out of love I'm think you're busy, and I don't know why, I'm so forgiving."

In the chorus, subtle delay effects wash over the background vocals, giving them an ethereal presence that softens the edges of the track and adds depth to the overall mix. These floating harmonies contrast beautifully with Hosking’s clear lead vocal, which remains the emotional anchor throughout. The careful balance between atmosphere and structure allows liberty to feel both expansive and personal, highlighting Hosking’s ability to craft a song that connects through nuance, restraint, and thoughtful production choices.

Review by James Theocharous