“Heart of Stone,” Jen Ambrose’s new single, is a very personal song about betrayal, unkindness, and the feeling of being rejected that everyone has. Ambrose is a blues singer-songwriter with a rare talent for turning her own pain into music that is both raw and calming. The song is about a romantic relationship that isn’t working out, but it also speaks to anyone who has ever felt like they weren’t enough.
Ambrose’s sad, reflective music pulls you into her world, and her expressive voice shows how much she’s been through and gives an honest look at how she feels when she writes songs. The instrumental arrangement fits her voice perfectly, adding subtle blues elements that make the music more emotional without detracting from the story at its heart.
“Heart of Stone” is both a confession and a way to get better, and Ambrose’s goal is to help people feel better about themselves and heal old wounds. The song is about how hard it is to lose someone and how important it is to be strong and learn about yourself.
This song is one of the best on her most recent album, “Plenty of Nothin’ to Do,” and it shows how Ambrose can tell a story well and play music well at the same time. “Heart of Stone” shows that art can help us feel better and understand ourselves better, even when things are hard.
