“It Always Rains on Tuesdays” by Jonny Abbey: Review

Music review

5 Feb

Written By Tom T

Jonny Abbey is back with “It Always Rains on Tuesdays,” a beautifully heartfelt instrumental that feels like a warm hug on a rainy day. Inspired by the memory of his grandfather, Arnaldo, this track is all about quiet reflection, nostalgia, and embracing those bittersweet moments of looking back.

With soulful, melancholic guitar melodies woven into gentle Lofi beats and the soothing sound of real rainfall recorded in Chambarak, Armenia, this track has a raw, intimate feel that instantly pulls you in. Abbey’s minimalist production keeps things simple yet deeply expressive, striking that perfect balance between sadness and comfort. Whether you're unwinding after a long day, getting lost in thought on a solo drive, or just soaking in a peaceful moment, this one’s got you covered.

Jonny Abbey has a real knack for blending organic instruments with electronic textures, pushing creative boundaries while keeping everything effortlessly emotional. Drawing influence from artists like Tom Misch, Mondo Loops, and Glimlip, he crafts music that’s equal parts soothing and thought-provoking. And with more solo releases lined up this year, he’s only just getting started on his journey to reaching even more listeners worldwide.

For anyone who loves chilled-out, atmospheric instrumentals, “It Always Rains on Tuesdays” isn’t just another track—it’s an invitation to slow down, breathe, and embrace the moment. Whether you need a soundtrack for a rainy afternoon, a quiet coffee break, or just some time to reflect, this song delivers.

Hit play on “It Always Rains on Tuesdays” and let the music take you somewhere peaceful.

“It Always Rains on Tuesdays” is out now on all major streaming platforms