After nine years, the New York state singer-songwriter Victoria Bigelow is back with a beautifully stripped down version of her newest single "Blame". Recorded in Nashville's Bold Studio, Bigelow strums freely on an electric guitar alongside her soft, honeyed vocals.
Produced by Grammy Award-winning David Leonard, "Blame" is a gently weaved track which draws inspiration from unfaithfulness and broken hearts. Bigelow wrote this song after the fallout of a destructive relationship, saying that the lyrics "'how could I blame you, I wouldn't love me at all' is a self-deprecating, slightly sarcastic response to him cheating". Bigelow is submerging herself back into music following the birth of her son. "Blame" is a perfect example of her masterful songwriting that comes straight from the heart and an indication that she will have much more to say on forthcoming EP Going Blue.
Video recorded by: Tyler Cain and Alex Hoffman
Photo credit: Scott Simontacchi
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