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Britpop musician Coco and the Lost is unapologetic on “Crying in the Bathroom"

  • October 22, 2021
  • Malvika Padin
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Rising singer Coco and the Lost drops dramatic electro-tinged track, “Crying in the Bathroom,” featuring a powerful combination of swirling synths and danceable beats underpinned by her gritty vocals. With a knack for empowerment through her easy-going lyricism, the tracks sees this rising act blend edges of hazy alt-pop into her modern take on Britpop.

The unapologetic electronic offering which explores the relatable feeling of keeping it together for everyone around you before having a breakdown and moving on from it, as the singer draws from personal experience with tongue-in-cheek humor and self-confidence.

A track which began as an acoustic ballad before finding new life as an anthemic production, on the back of the explosive talent’s recent interest in Pulp and the Jarvis Cocker style of delivery, easily balances the line between melancholy and frivolity.

With a life-long passion for music, Coco and the Lost has only truly focused on developing her artistry over the past year’s lockdown, influenced by her father who co-produces her tracks. With this latest upbeat offering, giving her the opportunity to come out of her shell and embrace her slowly evolving musicality, the emerging talent continues onward on her breakout year.

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