With “Get Back My Way,” Los Angeles-based songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Eddie Cohn delivers one of his most grounded and heartfelt releases to date — a track that feels like both a homecoming and a declaration of clarity. Set for release on September 26, 2025, the single reflects Cohn’s return to a more organic, acoustic-driven sound after years exploring synth-based rock.
From its first strum, “Get Back My Way” carries the warmth of real instruments and lived experience. The acoustic guitar takes center stage, steady and earthy, while layers of electric guitar by Brett Farkas and cello by Phil Peterson add color and emotion. Dan Lutz’s bass and Jake Reed’s percussion hold everything together with precision and pulse, giving the song a full-band energy that builds naturally into an uplifting crescendo. the song feels like a deep breath — a reminder to slow down and reconnect with what matters most. Cohn sings with conviction and calm, his tone echoing the sincerity of artists like Eddie Vedder and Ryan Adams. The song’s message — about balance, gratitude, and finding peace in the midst of ambition — feels especially resonant in a world that never stops moving.
The production, recorded across home studios in Los Angeles, Seattle, Pasadena, and Hawaii, is impressively cohesive. Mixed and mastered by Kevin Penner, the track achieves that rare blend of intimacy and scale — the sound of a song that’s been lived, not just performed. Ultimately, “Get Back My Way” captures Eddie Cohn at his most reflective and inspired. It’s not just a return to his roots — it’s an artist rediscovering what it means to create with patience, purpose, and heart.
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