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Sam Osbourne Bryant offers an anthem for the disillusioned in “Cry”

  • July 4, 2025
  • Jessica Hart
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Sam Osbourne Bryant is a 21-year-old multi-instrumentalist, originally from New Zealand and now based on the Gold Coast. His new single “Cry” feels both nostalgic and necessary, delivering a gut punch of alternative rock that refuses to play it safe. Firmly rooted in alternative rock, Bryant pulls from grunge, Britpop, and hard rock to create a heady blend you can really sink your teeth into.

Sonically, “Cry” leans into a steady, mid-tempo melancholy that mirrors the emotional tension in the lyrics. Gritty, almost droney guitar lines clash gently with woozy melodies and understated percussion. The lyrics tap into that familiar feeling of being stuck, frustrated, burnt out, and tired of being told things will get better. “They told me that it would be alright… I don’t got no time to wait,” he sings, capturing the impatience and doubt that so many young people feel right now. It’s not self-pity, it’s a quiet rebellion against the empty advice we’ve all heard too many times.

What’s most refreshing about Bryant is his emotional honesty. There’s no shiny veneer, no overproduction, just raw, unfiltered rock music that actually feels something.

Connect with Sam Osbourne Bryant: Instagram | Spotify

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