"Not here, Not there, Not anywhere" by Hunter Gordon: a Review  

The scene where you leave your home town to go somewhere new and while you're driving along the road lined with green, orange and red leaf trees into the new town, this song comes on and encapsulates your emotions exactly. That is how I feel about “Not here, Not there, Not anywhere” by Hunter Gordon. 

Hunter once again captures the hauntingly beautiful and soulful melody of someone coming of age with an underlying connection to specific seasons of weather. In my mind, this song represents autumn. It encapsulates someone known for their destiny, yet lost. Someone who can't seem to find their place in the world, someone one with the wind as it breezes through the trees. Now, that's just my opinion. Hunter Gordon may have had a completely different idea when creating the song which would be a great possibility for this song as well. 

There is no perfect song, nor melody but what makes a song great is how it connects with people. If you have a song that connects with people on so many different levels, a song that can be interpreted many different ways, a song that paints a story- then that song is worth listening to. This comes straight from my heart, not out of a place where I feel incapable of writing negatively about someone because put simply, I don't write about music that I don't care about. Painting a story through music is so powerful and that is exactly what Hunter Gordon has done.