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Lauren Mayberry, frontwoman of Chvrches has recently released her new solo single named ‘Shame’. A lot of people will know Chvrches for the brutal abuse aimed towards musician Mayberry but the band is also famous for their stormy synth-pop.
However, Mayberry graciously spreads her aura to Liza Minnelli’s ‘Maybe This Time’, releasing glam of punk-pop wearing sparkling make-up and an oversized T-shirt. The phenomenal artist is a delightful mix of hometown nerves and energy and shared her feelings by saying, ‘This is the show I’ve been most excited and most worried about’.
The frontwoman said about her debut solo at UK show, ‘I’m gonna play a bunch of songs that none of you know.’ Mayberry started her solo career last month with her single ‘Are You Awake?’ along with a thread of mind-blowing performances in the US.
Mayberry commented on the affair, ‘I had the idea for a while of a song that had the tagline of ‘what a shame,’ but in a sarcastic way,’ continued sharing, ‘And the word ‘shame’ having a double meaning — the shame you feel and internalize, but what a shame you feel like that and can’t change it.’
Well, compared to the synth music tracks that are emo-inflected, the structure of Mayberry’s solo project is more of a pure pop, and her choreographed on-stage dance routine has set the whole frame of performance on fire. There is surely something creatively refreshing about the pop moves that are vulnerably feminine yet perfectly sit along with the rage, it also includes the closing song ‘Sorry’.
The Iconic singer highlights the feelings of hypocrisy and schizophrenia while she is reeling over the jarring between what she has said and what she feels. She added, ‘Looking back on a lot of my life in terms of relationships, sexuality and my sense of self in the world, there is a lot of shame associated with that,’ moreover added, ‘I came into my teens in the early-mid 2000s, a time period we now regard as a bit of a shithole in terms of gender and media messages.’
Additionally, stated, ‘What was deemed “attractive” for women and girls was quite disturbing in hindsight, and that’s what went into my brain at a formative time, romanticizing bargain basement, local band boy versions of Reality Bites Ethan Hawke. But now I know better, my wiring is still to find those things attractive on a cellular level. I know not to want those things academically, but emotionally, romantically, and sexually, I have been trained to find those things valuable and attractive. I know you are what you eat and it’s the taste that keeps me tame.’
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