On Sad Girls Dance Party, Blake English is able to blend together late nineties pop-punk with bits of early-oughts emo. There robust backing beat provide ample highlighting to Blake’s vocals, while oodles of charisma issue forth with each and every lyric that issues forth. Building upon the tradition of performers like Say Anything and Good Charlotte, English is able to craft a single that will easily crossover onto pop and rock playlists. The bit of a breakdown that bisects Sad Girls Dance Party allows for a sizzling guitar to kick things into high gear. We’ll be playing this single throughout the late summer at NeuFutur.
Blake English – Sad Girls Dance Party / Domain /
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