Conner Smith "How It Looks From Here" Song Review

Conner Smith is a rising star in the world of country music, and his latest release, “How It Looks From Here” is sure to push him even further into the stratosphere. Smith released the new single on May 26th, 2023, following the February release of “Creek Will Rise.” Smith has a knack for crafting melodies that stick with listeners long after the song ends. His rich and emotive vocals bring his lyrics to life, creating an emotional connection with his audience, and “How It Looks From Here” is another one that will leave you thinking.

“How It Looks From Here” is a cleverly written and beautifully performed emotional profession. The single follows Smith’s perspective throughout a breakup. The result is a relatable but profound chorus that shows listeners exactly the pain Smith is feeling. He belts, “Cause now I’m standing on the front porch / Watching those tail lights fade into red dirt dust/ And now I’m standing in the mess that I made / She’s got all of the things in the back packed up / She’s good as gone / She’s moving on / Didn’t look one time in the rearview mirror / At least that's how it looks from here.”

Every new release pushes Smith closer to greatness and makes waves in the country music

industry. His latest release, “How It Looks From Here,” is sure to follow the pattern. Conner

Smith has a bright future in country music. He is not afraid to be unique or break out of his own comfort zone. This new tune is charming and heartfelt. Smith’s talent continues to shine through, and listeners can’t wait to see what he does next.

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