American singer-songwriter Avery Lynch turns the frustration of modern relationship uncertainty into a sharply observed new song, "the boys who don't know what they want." The title sets the tone, getting straight to the vulnerability and frustration of dealing with people who seem torn between wanting a relationship and not wanting to pursue one fully.
Lynch presents common situations that most people have been in and would rather not be in again. The frustration is recognized, as though the song steps back and looks at a pattern that has become all too familiar. Avery Nichole Lynch, Jordan Adan Van Hecke, Steven David Rusch, and
Neisha Grace wrote the song, produced by Steve Rusch, and it's also a sister song to Lynch's "you're just a guy." Both songs are observational, but "The Boys Who Don't Know What They Want" zeroes in on the uncertainty and contradictions that define those unfinished connections. Avery Lynch names that ambiguity "the boys who don't know what they want." The result is an honest look at mixed signals, almost-relationships, and the dawning realization that uncertainty isn't something to settle for.
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