With “Bakery,” Avery Jane delivers a raw yet polished sound that feels both intimate and universal. This track invites listeners to reflect on lost connections, personal growth, and the bittersweet longing for rekindled relationships, striking a chord with anyone who's ever wished for a second chance.

"This song is inspired by an old friendship I had growing up. It sort of reached a point that I got so frustrated by how much love I had for this person and wasn't getting any back, but I know that time, distance and growing can do that to a relationship. But as an artist, writing is definitely a form of therapy for me so I sat down and just let it all out. It felt so good to record this song, but now I'm really looking forward to letting it go by releasing it into the world. Hopefully it can be cathartic for anyone else missing their high school friends!" Avery Jane shares. 

The blend of modern pop and R&B influences, coupled with sharp, soulful vocals, makes it especially appealing to fans of artists like SZA, Charlotte Cardin, and Snoh Aalegra. Produced by Koyo Sur La Prod, the song's crisp drum patterns, melodic guitar lines, and ethereal arrangements create a sonic landscape perfect for contemplation. Whether listeners want to reminisce, process emotions, or find comfort in shared experiences, “Bakery” offers an emotionally immersive journey. This is a track that captures fleeting moments — late-night thoughts, unanswered messages, and the complicated beauty of nostalgia — “Bakery” proves Avery Jane's talent for translating personal experiences into melodies that resonate with listeners far and wide.