Norma J. Dean's newest single, "It Will Be," brings a moment of silent clarity. It is an emotional deep dive into the common struggle of outrunning ourselves. With ethereal vocals and cinematic production, Dean pulls the listener into an intimate space where desperation, hope, and accountability intersect.
"It Will Be" is a mirror. The song is born from a rich place of raw introspection, the kind of analysis that haunts us all. It speaks to the darker tones that steam just beneath the surface. Based on atmospheric textures and poignant lyricism, the track tells the story of a person shying away from their reflection, tumbling into layers of artifice for fear of what they might uncover. What emerges is a coldhearted confession wrapped in a swelling, heavenly soundwave that is at once delicate and fiercely enduring.
"You think it will be better?" Dean repeats in the song's echoing refrain, except not as a plea, as a threat. It's the voice we all hear in our darkest moments, driving us toward change or warning us of what happens if we don't. But far from succumbing to despair, Dean converts this reckoning into a call to arms. "It Will Be" is a testament to the fortitude of self-reflection and the soft power of refusing to lose hope, even as it stings.