“Think Reba McEntire meets Pat Benatar- tough, melodic, and totally unbothered “
“Think Reba McEntire meets Pat Benatar- tough, melodic, and totally unbothered “
“Think Reba McEntire meets Pat Benatar- tough, melodic, and totally unbothered “
“Think Reba McEntire meets Pat Benatar- tough, melodic, and totally unbothered “
“Think Reba McEntire meets Pat Benatar- tough, melodic, and totally unbothered “
“Think Reba McEntire meets Pat Benatar- tough, melodic, and totally unbothered “
About Amy-Lin Slezak
Formally educated in the performing arts (BM SUNY Fredonia, MALS University of Memphis Opera Program), Amy-Lin is no stranger to the stage and spotlight. Well versed in Musical theatre roles and a passionate songwriter, she has found her creative stride again, now that grown children have flown the nest. This perspective of a life fully lived, and not near finished, supplies a rich vocabulary of experience to draw from as an artist.
Latest Release
Official Lyric Video
What the critics are saying. . .
The devastating hook, “You don’t believe her, why would you believe me?” forces listeners to confront their own complicity in a system that protects silence and punishes truth. It’s a moment that pierces through the noise, pulling the conversation away from faceless online debates and into the living rooms and families where the cycle begins. Amy-Lin’s voice trembles with sincerity in this line — not from fragility, but from the weight of wisdom.
~ Graham, Hit Harmony Haven, 12/4/26
Amy-Lin’s voice has a comforting, protective quality, as if she is creating a safe place for every woman who has been ignored or doubted. This song not only resonates with people, but it also lasts, showing how important words are and how much more important the people who hear them are. “You Don’t Believe Her” shows Amy-Lin Slezak not just as a singer but as a voice that Eercely opposes letting injustice fade away.
~Up Here Magazine, 12/5/25
Slezak’s interpretation elevates the entire piece. She doesn’t simply sing the words; she lives them. Her phrasing shifts from intimate to assertive, reflecting the emotional struggle described in the lyrics. That dynamic performance gives the song depth and authenticity.
In the end, the track stands as a strong reminder of how music can address contemporary issues with grace and artistry. Amy-Lin Slezak continues to show her ability to connect through storytelling, voice, and heartfelt expression, making this release one worth returning to.
~ Edgar Allen Poets, 1/11/25
Previous Release
““We think of Sheryl Crow, Natalie Maines, those artists who knew how to talk about their lives without ever reducing them to a postcard.”
ExtravaFrench 8/8/25 (translated)
What critics are saying. . . .
“Known 3 yrs. Seen 24 hrs. arrives as a bold statement in an era where many claim that lyrical depth and narrative complexity have become obsolete. . . [the song] stands as compelling evidence that authenticity, specificity, and genuine human emotion remain the most powerful tools in any songwriter’s arsenal. In an age of algorithmic music creation and AI-generated content, Slezak reminds us why human stories, told by human voices, will always matter.”
Buddy Nelson, Jamsphere Magazine, 7/29/25
“There’s a richness in her songwriting that comes, not from overproduction, but from attention to the emotional texture of memory. She writes like someone who lived it and sings like someone still feeling the aftershocks. . . In an era where storytelling often takes a back seat to trend, Amy-Lin Slezak is holding firm. Known 3 Yrs. Seen 24 Hrs. doesn’t just revisit the past, it reframes it with grace,
grit, and undeniable style”
Pulse Hutch, 8/3/25
“It takes real control to deliver vocals that are technically steady and emotionally charged, and she strikes that balance beautifully. Her phrasing makes the lyrics feel like an intimate confession, words tumbling quickly like thoughts you can’t hold back.”
Edgar Allan Poets, 7/30/25
How Dare She
“How Dare She is a track that carries its message with
strength and style. Amy-Lin Slezak steps forward as a voice
with something to say—and the confidence to say it with
clarity and soul. This isn’t just a well-written tune; it invites
you in and keeps you there.“. ~ Edgar Allan Poets
To Grow Old
“Amy-Lin Slezak's "To Grow Old" is a powerful anthem! 📷 She's taking a stand against unrealistic beauty standards for women as they age, especially on social media.📷
~ Jamsphere Magazine
Video
What the critics are saying:
I’ve been overwhelmed by the positive feedback for my song How Dare She. Here’s a little TIkTok I made including some of the praise!
To Grow Old
The beginnings of my attempt at making a music video on my own!
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Amy-Lin Slezak
Capital District, NY, USA
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