The Skinny Review:
With her debut release, Leah Martel has created a song that is sure to capture the hearts and minds of music lovers of all kinds. Not only are the lyrics to "Everybody Out" about situations many can relate to, but the song's style ranges from and easy listening singer-songwriter sound to and edgier alternative vibe by the end. In other words, don't skip any parts of this one.
In Their Own Words:
“I wrote Everybody Out at a point in my life when my social anxiety was really at its peak. The thing is, I figured it would have been its worst as a kid in elementary school getting picked on and not, embarrassingly, as a 20something just trying to attend a party of some very nice seeming people from my college program. I had already been out in the working world for a while and thought I was over it and had gained a bit more confidence and social skills but I realized I really just hadn’t been in a group of new people in a while and once that happened I may as well have been 13 again. If I said something I felt like an alien trying to pretend to have a human conversation. If I stayed silent I felt like an awkward weirdo just hovering around. And I had no clue what to do with my hands or where to sit or stand without either intruding or looking to closed off. So, instead of trying to communicate through it or rise to the occasion in any way, I ran out early and wrote this little melody on the way home in my car (well, after stopping at the side of the road to have a minor panic attack first).”
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