Review by Sarah Babin
Mayday Parade recently released the song "By the Way," which opens with vibrant intention. They have hit the mark with this new single, featuring strong opening rhythms and the forcefulness of a renowned band. There is more to be said, particularly regarding this powerful collaboration. The track showcases the band's evolution while staying true to their signature emotional depth that fans anticipate.
The vocals hit hard with their honesty, as lead vocalist Derek Sanders delivers raw emotional lyrics that command attention from the first note. The video reinforces the street credibility of the song, and together they create a complete package. A song's impact is evident when the lyrics settle in your stomach and refuse to leave. From the first listen, we're hooked. The melodies creep up on you, slow and sneaky. There's a hint of bitterness, but that's exactly what makes it genuine. Its authenticity and carefully crafted hooks make it an instant standout, leaving listeners eager for the full album, Sweet.
The band covers every longitude by matching the lyrics in a powerful way to emphasize that this is an undercover love song about gaining confidence and remodeling yourself to become YOU first. A prolific line, "Everything you ran away from is still here," drives home the fact that exes aren't always worth revisiting. The clarity with which this song resonates makes it a winner, evoking laughter or tears depending on your relationship status.
The video had a significant impact on me, as its seamless connection with the lyrics showcases courage and glory. When heard separately, the song stands out as a solid jam. Some say that if the third eye were open, it would provide the clarity and quality we all need as insight into our own lives. This lyrical thought forms the basis for the creative process and speaks to inspire minds.
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