Just in time for Mother’s Day, country artist and powerhouse vocalist Brooke Moriber releases one of her most personal songs to date—“I Still Need You.” Out Tuesday, May 6th on all major streaming platforms, the single is a moving tribute to maternal love, co-written with acclaimed songwriters Jay Knowles and Alicia Witt.
From the opening lines, “I Still Need You” sets an intimate tone, threading through a daughter’s bittersweet journey toward independence while recognizing the irreplaceable presence of a mother’s support. Lines like “Mama when I push away, I don’t mean to / I just need to make my own mistakes” reflect the universal tension between self-growth and the lifelong need for unconditional love—a theme that resonates across generations.
Anchored by Brooke’s signature vocal clarity and emotional nuance, the production is warm and cinematic, giving space to the rawness of the lyrics without overwhelming them. It’s a classic country ballad at its emotional core, but with a modern polish that makes it radio-ready and playlist-worthy. The result is both a tribute and a confession—perfectly timed for Mother’s Day, but meaningful enough to live well beyond it.
Whether she’s behind a microphone or curating community, Moriber continues to be a bridge between musical worlds—Broadway and Nashville, pop and country, independence and belonging. With “I Still Need You,” she has crafted a song that’s not only deeply personal but universally felt.
Stream “I Still Need You” starting May 6th and follow Brooke Moriber for more updates on music, tour dates, and upcoming collaborations.
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