La La La (Bulletproof) has a vibrant sound that echoes through time. There’s a bold and confident sound that is fostered through this sound through booming drums, charismatic vocals, and assertive guitar work. It is this instrumentation that will bury itself deeply into the minds and hearts of fans, but the narrative that is weaved through the entirety of La La La is similarly strong. While the song builds off the arena rock of the 1970s, there’s a contemporary flair to John Reilly’s latest that ensures fans will come in by the barrelful.
John Reilly “La La La (Bulletproof)” / Domain /
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I love this song, it is so uplifting, I can’t help singing and dancing along every time I hear it !!