Tarric’s rise in the music scene has been nothing short of calculated brilliance. Born from the heart of the Midwest, his sound—a daring fusion of introspective indie rock and 80s new wave—is something that cannot be ignored. After the success of his debut single, “I Had It Wrong,” which garnered mainstream attention on alternative radio and MTV, Tarric is back with “I’ll Make You See,” a bold single that offers an emotional leap forward. The track doesn’t merely ask for attention; it demands a deep dive into one’s own psyche.

The song is drenched in self-reflection, with Tarric confronting the complexities of ego and personal doubt. As he sings, “So you’re lost and found, no direction now, but you think you’re right,” the listener is invited to explore the messy, contradictory nature of self-clarity. Tarric’s music has always dealt with the messy realms of love and loss, but “I’ll Make You See” presents a newfound maturity, showing the artist wrestling with deeper themes of self-discovery and healing.

Ahead of his album Method, Tarric is positioning himself as a voice of raw, unfiltered emotional exploration. His debut album, Lovesick, was a reflection on the turmoil of love and heartbreak, but Method promises to dig even deeper. Tarric’s strength lies in his vulnerability, unafraid to embrace the uncomfortable truths that often define personal growth. The emotional weight of this new single showcases his evolution as both an artist and a person, and Method seems poised to be a cathartic journey through his most intimate struggles.

It’s clear Tarric is tapping into something powerful. If “I’ll Make You See” is any indication, Method will be an album that resonates long after the final track ends. Fans of emotionally honest music should pay attention—Tarric is on the cusp of something major.