Malachi Gagnon’s Genre-Defying Hit “Stay”

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Malachi Gagnon Delivers Emotional Indie-Rock/Folk-Pop Blend with “Stay”

At just seventeen years old, Malachi Gagnon has released his latest track, “Stay,” and it’s a tune that won’t easily leave your mind. Mixing elements of indie-rock and folk-pop, Gagnon skillfully crafts a melodious experience that perfectly complements the heartfelt lyrics.

The song delves into the emotions that linger when memories refuse to fade. Drawing from a place of heartbreak and reflection, “Stay” narrates the longing for a love that has slipped away. Filled with recollections and regrets, the track unfolds like a story of wanting to go back in time and plead for that love to stay. The music builds, reaching a crescendo by the time listeners hit the chorus. Production, including mixing by Ryan Hewitt, known for his work with Noah Kahan, enhances the storytelling, all tied together by Gagnon’s sincere, velvety vocals.

Just a few short years ago, Malachi Gagnon went from performing at family talent shows during the height of COVID to becoming a viral sensation. Hailing from a small town in New Hampshire, Gagnon quickly gained popularity after sharing covers and original pop-country pieces on social media at the age of fourteen. With a knack for seizing opportunities, Gagnon has turned his passion into a successful music career, amassing over 5 million streams on Spotify alone by the age of seventeen.

Reflecting on his journey, Gagnon remarks, “I think being able to make music and do what I love is just an amazing opportunity. Music and writing are just who I am.”

Gagnon’s poignant, introspective lyrics, reminiscent of classic country storytelling, combined with alternative-folk production, create a musical style that defies traditional genres. Drawing inspiration from artists like Zach Bryan and Noah Kahan, Malachi Gagnon is on a mission to create music that resonates with folk fans and broader audiences alike.

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