In new single “No Hard Feelings,” Burry talks about what happens when a relationship has run its course; but also sings about choosing to enjoy the relationship in the present rather than waiting for the end to come.
The lyrics express feeling like everything in the relationship has gone too fast, but you don’t want it to end anytime soon. With the stylings of artists like Chappell Roan and Olivia Rodrigo, it’s almost a pop-punk track combined with cheeky lyrics and an energetic pop beat.
Burry has also released the music video for “No Hard Feelings,” which is set in a high school with a 2000s chick-flick era aesthetic. In the video, the artist starts an underground fight club to push back against bullying, only for it to backfire and turn against them, and hilarity ensues.
Burry is a new and dynamic artist from Halifax. The non-binary artist combines elements of indie and pop as they forge their path in music by addressing important issues like mental health and the queer experience. Burry’s music is known for its authenticity and encourages fans to celebrate their true selves. The up-and-coming artist isn’t afraid to say “This is me, this is what I have to say…take it or leave it.”
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