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Naomi Jane discusses the perils of dating "Pretty Boys"

  • March 22, 2024
  • Victoria Polsely
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Classical trained powerhouse vocalist and prolific songwriter Naomi Jane returns with her latest bop. Called "Pretty Boys", the alt pop single follows the releases of singles "Why Not" and "Never Let Go".

With "Pretty Boys", the songwriter pens a track all about boys who make girls cry. Sometimes people think they can get away with hurting others because they have good looks and Naomi Jane's new track discusses just that. Lyrics including, "Why do pretty boys make girls cry / Just because you’re cute doesn’t mean that you’re not gross inside / Then next came Owen / Set my heart in motion / He was a poet for put downs," show all the bad experiences the singer/songwriter has had with guys who treated her badly. This relatable and emotional narrative shows how important it is to date someone for their kindness and the way they treat you as opposed to their looks. Musically, "Pretty Boys" features an anthemic sing-a-long worthy chorus and blazing guitar riffs. Naomi's intoxicating vocals are front and center with soulful elements that entice with every note.

Naomi Jane is not only a rising pop musical force but also a popular off Broadway actress. The young performer was born in NYC but had a bicoastal upbringing influencing her own musical melting pop releases. The teen is also an impassioned advocate and activist dedicated to help end hunger and gun violence. Check out "Pretty Boys" now and follow Naomi on social media to keep up to date with all of her future releases.

Connect with Naomi Jane: INSTAGRAM

 

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