Matt Maeson Chronicles Life’s Changes in “Everlasting”

“Everlasting” sees Matt Maeson blend real-life transformation into emotionally driven songwriting.

Photo Credit: Matthew Daniel Siskin

Singer-songwriter Matt Maeson brings his life story into sharp focus with “Everlasting,” a new single that touches on transformation, tension, and quiet resolve. Released via Atlantic Records, the track marks his return after 2024’s That’s My Cue: A Solo Experience.

The track emerged during a time of major personal change—Maeson became a father, got married, and relocated from Austin to Nashville. “I wrote Everlasting from a very defeated place… It’s a heartbreaking song that in turn, has given me a lot of healing,” he shares.

Balancing vulnerability with strength, the song builds toward an anthem-like chorus: “Grit your teeth and make us proud. Fake it when you don’t know how.” Paired with a poignant video by Matthew Daniel Siskin, “Everlasting” becomes a narrative as much as a melody.

Alongside the release, Maeson announced a 42-date tour that sees him return to the road with his full band, covering North America and Europe into 2026.

With “Everlasting,” Maeson opens a new chapter—one rooted in growth, transparency, and artistry that resonates far beyond the studio.