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Whinnie Williams is effortlessly cool on "Sorry Now"

  • February 2, 2018
  • James Schiff
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With her latest release, “Sorry Now,” Whinnie Williams adds a poppy sheen to a charmingly cool breakup track. Check out the pop perfection below.

It’s not often a breakup song sound so appealing. Especially a Pop breakup song. And yet here we all are, listening to Whinnie Williams apologize to her ex and ask him to tell his mom she says, “hi.” It’s imagery like this that makes Williams a joy to listen to on repeat. Sure, the instrumentation behind her is groovy and yes, her voice is rich and warm like honey, but it’s the contents of her lyrics add an intimate depth to the song. 

“Sorry Now” is the type of song you can play with the windows down as you daydream about relationships gone by and how you’re better for them. It’s the type of song that makes you smirk and nod your head slowly to the beat. But most importantly, “Sorry Now” is the type of song that sounds good as hell blasting through speakers over and over again.

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