Piling up on the hype following their recent effort ‘Run (When I Tell You)’, rock revelation Dirty Blonde seems projected towards another euphoric banger, this time in the form of a fierce and empowering eclectic anthem, ‘Don’t Cry (It Doesn’t Suit You)’. Introduced by a rather intimate guitar and vocal verse, the track slowly picks up momentum, then explodes into a glorious celebration of full-band poignancy.
The chorus is punchy but also relatable and friendly, making the record a potential match for both pop and rock listeners. Simply, it’s music for the modern age, in an industry landscape that seems to be blurring the lines between genres constantly. Attracting the attention of seminal outlets such as Atwood Magazine and BBC Radio 1, Dirty Blonde appears more and more like a reality, rather than a promise.
Speaking about the lyricism behind the single, the pair explains: “It captures the essence of individuals who constantly fake remorse, only to repeat their actions again and again. The key takeaway from this song is to have faith in yourself and don’t tolerate negativity from anyone.”
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