Arny Margret’s sophomore album, I Miss You, I Do, evokes the stillness that comes with a late night. It’s a record that fosters the feelings of both intimacy and relatability. Every note and lyric contained in the record invites you to sit with Margret.

The album starts with the title track, “I Miss You, I Do,” which has a gentle rhythm that is combined with heartfelt lyrics. This track sets the tone for the journey ahead. “Crooked Teeth” then follows, which is a track about personal reflection on identity. The track shows the skill of mixing melody with introspection.

“Greyhound Station” introduces a more folky sound to the record. The addition of the twangy banjo and keys brings a feeling of warmth. This track signals the beginning of Margret’s sonic journey. “Maybe I’ve Wasted My Time” is a track that is also swallowed in vulnerability. The track’s production allows for the emotion to dig deep, making it one of the album’s most relatable and powerful moments.

“You’re Mine, I’m Yours” offers an optimistic perspective on love and connection. The melody is light and uplifting; delivered with a sense of joy and certainty. The vocals on this track are tender, inviting listeners to believe in the power of commitment. It’s a refreshing moment of warmth on the album and is a celebration of love’s presence amid life’s uncertainties.

I Miss You, I Do is a testament to Arny Margret’s growth as an artist. The record perfectly strikes the balance between vulnerability and strength, weaving together moments of introspection, tenderness and optimism.