This spring, new artist [Wes Reeve](https://www.instagram.com/wesreeve/?hl=en) has taken on an enormous project. Every week, for 52 weeks, she is releasing a new song. The project, her debut album, is titled “Come To The Table.” It’s filled with the sounds of frolicking through meadows, and petals showering down from the sky.
The latest offering, “Don’t Worry,” comes from a place of creative block, according to Reeve. She said, “Don’t Worry” was written during quarantine when I had been trying really hard to get a new song out. I was spending every day sitting at my keyboard and writing by myself. It felt like everything I was writing was contrived and uninspired, and I felt exhausted with music and being an artist in general. I’d written a few lines of this chorus a few months before and when I started working on it again the lyrics came automatically. I like to think it was my subconscious sending me a message not to worry about what happens in life. Good could be bad, bad could be good, but it’s all gonna be fine.”
Despite Reeve’s momentary frustrations, the song calls back a more effortless, harmonious time, perfect for a socially-distanced stroll through the park.
[Wes Reeve](https://soundcloud.com/wesreeve "Wes Reeve") · [Don't Worry](https://soundcloud.com/wesreeve/dont-worry/s-uHx30cEv2ng "Don't Worry")
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