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Rocker Abby Nissenbaum New Release
By Charlotte Robinson, December 26, 2025
Rock artist Abby Nissenbaum is releasing her newest single “If You Wanted to You Would” due out January 2nd. Nissenbaum writes from the heart exploring themes of depression, isolation, & heartbreak but anchored by messages of hope, empowerment & community. Complemented by her effortlessly honest & raw vocal delivery Abby offers relatable, honest & heartfelt lyricism amidst catchy melodies, beautifully contrasting the energetic indie-rock soundscape which surrounds her. Nissenbaum stated, "’If You Wanted To You Would’ is my modern take on a 60s torch song. I was inspired by artists like Lesley Gore who could combine vulnerability & heartbreak with quietly radical feminist declarations all delivered in a sweet, melodic pop package. The song is ultimately about the moment you stop negotiating your worth in someone else’s uncertainty & decide instead to choose yourself & your own wellbeing instead. The through line of, “if you don’t care / then it’s all good / if you wanted to, you would” sounds a bit like resignation on face value, but at its core, I see it as a mantra for closure.” Nashville-based LGBTQ indie-rock artist Abby Nissenbaum is a lifelong musician, classically-trained soprano her 2023 debut EP "Unreliable Narrator" swept international press with accolades from Wonderland, Earmilk, Notion, Clash, Psychedelic Baby Mag, Today in Nashville & She Makes Music UK among others. Nissenbaum’s emotive, bright vocal performances blend with contemporary indie-alt rock elements creates a compelling & unique sound worthy of the kudos so check out “If You Wanted to You Would” due out January 2nd.
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