About The Track
Micah returns with the second single from her anticipated debut album, set for release in spring 2026.
A raw, emotional rock ballad, ‘Cry‘ is a dedication to the people she loves most: an anthem about standing together through life’s darkest moments and a vow to those closest to her heart.
Written during a challenging time for MICAH and her family, ‘Cry‘ is a reminder that no one has to face pain alone.
“This song is my promise to the people I love that I’ll always be there — no matter how bad it gets… it is a vow and a promise,” Micah shares.
This is the second single from Micah’s upcoming debut album, continuing her journey from darkness toward resilience and light.
Sonic Profile
Cry is a powerful, heartfelt rock ballad with soaring vocals and emotive guitar work, blending raw emotional intensity with anthemic rock instrumentation. The result is a sound that feels both deeply personal and stadium-ready.
For Fans Of: Avril Lavigne, Evanescence/Amy Lee, Dermot Kennedy, Phoebe Bridgers, Sam Fender, Paramore
Mood: Cathartic, sincere, gritty yet hopeful
Themes: Love, loyalty, survival, connection, healing.
Lyrical Snapshot
“I’ll cry with you, when we’re falling apart
Just take my hand, there’s a light in the dark
Though I’m broken, I’ll stay true
Just take my hand, I’ll cry with you”
A defiant declaration of love and solidarity — the emotional core of the song.
Recent Highlights
- Festival Circuit (Summer 2025): Played multiple festivals across Ireland & the UK including Lovestock Festival and DL Summer Fest (July 2025), with an August UK run.
- Radio Support: Previous single “X’s” received airplay on all major Irish radio stations, with multiple “Track of the Week” (2FM) nods.
- Streaming Growth: “X’s” has passed 9,000 streams.
- Live Milestone: Sold-out EP launch at Whelan’s (October 2024) with full-band and dynamic production.
Micah’s Statement
“Writing Cry was a way for me to process what was happening in my life. It’s raw and honest. I didn’t want to sugarcoat anything — this song is about standing in the mess with someone, not running away. It’s about saying, ‘I’m here. We’re in this together.’”
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