Rising indie-pop artist Euan Blackman returns with ‘forgive’, He initially wrote this song as a personal mantra to help get through tough times. Now, he’s sharing its anthemic yet vulnerable message of self-belief, hoping it will inspire others. Listen to ‘forgive’ [HERE].
“I have a tendency to be quite self-critical of myself when friendships and relationships don’t work out, and I guess this track is about trying to be kinder to yourself. It has helped me a lot over the years as a way of grounding me, so I’m super excited to share it with you and I hope it can help you even a fraction of the amount that writing it has helped me.”
Euan Blackman has been quietly building something powerful. His introspective, evergreen songs soundtrack shared memories with soft, nostalgic storytelling. Euan’s songwriting has already garnered the attention of major tastemakers and musical heroes alike. His music has been supported by BBC Radio 6 Music, Billboard, and Time Magazine.
Since his earliest days playing guitar in primary school and fronting bands as a teenager, Blackman has remained committed to the craft. From writing and producing songs in his bedroom to building a grassroots fanbase on TikTok, he’s learning that dedication to songwriting, live performance, and production really does pay off. That commitment came full circle when he headlined a sold-out Cavern Club show for the BBC, meeting fans in real life who had first discovered him online.
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