Title: Spread My Wings
Style: Indie Folk, Power Pop
Year: 2026
EDISON’s “Spread My Wings” is a graceful pop song with the sweep of a classic record and the warmth of a personal confession. Mike Evans builds the arrangement around clear, expressive piano, then lets rich strings and carefully layered harmonies open the sound into something bright and memorable. Every part serves the melody, giving the production a polished finish without losing its human touch.
The vocal harmonies are a standout, adding lift and fullness while keeping the song intimate. There’s a lovely balance between the piano’s closeness and the strings’ wider, more dramatic reach. The result draws on the melodic craft of the Beatles and the Beach Boys, with a touch of ELO’s grand pop spirit, yet remains distinctly EDISON.
At its heart, the song is about reaching a turning point: letting go of the need to hide and choosing to live with greater honesty. That message gives the sweeping arrangement real meaning.
“Spread My Wings” is thoughtful, tuneful and beautifully shaped—and its piano-and-vocal and string-only versions offer fresh ways to appreciate the writing.
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