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Hope DeLuca’s “We’ll See” Is The Best Song To Fall In Love To 

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With an acoustic opening and a cheery beat, Hope DeLuca’s newest single, “We’ll See.” feels warm and relatable. The 20-year-old singer-songwriter infuses an indie-folk sound as she details the beginning stages of a relationship. She sings of optimism and looking forward to what a new love holds to a catchy melody, the soundtrack of new beginnings with someone. Her artistic lyricism feels organic, creating the cutest anthem for getting to know a person you might want a future with. 

Something tells me you might be, 

To some degree, 

Good for me,

But we’ll see 

~ “We’ll See”

The single, released August 25, is the second single off DeLuca’s upcoming debut album — building anticipation for more must-listens slated to release later this year. Fans of Taylor Swift and Lizzy McAlpine will fall for the somewhat similar yet distinctive “We’ll See,” as DeLuca’s signature storytelling shines through.  

DeLuca will perform at shows supporting alternative singer-songwriter Madds Buckley in New York on August 26 and in Massachusetts on August 27. 

Want more like “We’ll See”? Check out the rest of Hope DeLuca’s Spotify. You can also connect with the rising artist on her website, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and TikTok

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Hello! I'm a journalist at Northwestern University, and I love writing about all things arts & entertainment. Keep up with my work on all platforms @karapeeler

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