
Mayday Parade Revel in the Bittersweet on ‘Pretty Good to Feel Something’

Mayday Parade have a new lesson in romantics: finding silver linings no matter what. On their new song “Pretty Good to Feel Something,” the Tallahassee pop-punk band is tapping into all the highs and lows of the aftermath of a breakup. Lead singer Derek Sanders sings, “We’ll try a fun song for once,” against chugging guitar licks before the chorus dives into a slower, synth-filled moment and offers up a fun, emo-pop single.
“‘Pretty Good To Feel Something’ is a song about bad things happening that alter your life,...
“‘Pretty Good To Feel Something’ is a song about bad things happening that alter your life,...
- 11/7/2024
- de Maya Georgi
- Rollingstone.com
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