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Party Nails shares nostalgia-drenched "Same Old Song"

  • September 13, 2024
  • Victoria Polsely
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Los Angeles based singer-songwriter Party Nails has built a career for herself releasing dazzling music under a variety of genres. In her latest enduring song, the artist shares a folk-drenched indie rock tune. Called "Same Old Song", the track is her first in collaboration with Eye Knee Records.

With "Same Old Song", Party Nails recalls her past/childhood and contemplates the idea of what home means to her. The song is further a dedication and documentation of her co-existence with her younger self. She sings, "I’ve been drinking, I’ve been thinking, I’ve been crying, I’ve been dreaming, I’ve been fiending, I’m so tired”. Sonically, "Same Old Song" features a soulful explosion of sounds including layered guitars, elevated drums and an arena-worthy melody. Anthemic, timeless and emotional are the best ways to describe this heartfelt diary entry turned into a song. Party Nails once again mesmerizes us with her music.

Party Nails has found critical and commercial acclaim since her first musical release in 2015. Her music bounces from dance pop to indie rock and even touches on folk and Americana. At the heart though is a true authenticity that shines through. Take a listen to "Same Old Song" now and make peace with the past.

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