Amanda Frances unveils sombre new single ‘cute’

Canadian singer-songwriter Amanda Frances has dropped her new single ‘cute’.

 

Pairing ethereal synth energy with her trademark heart-on-sleeve lyricism, ‘cute’ sees Amanda divulge the dirty details of a trip to Mexico with a significant other that exposed the not so cute side of their relationship. The introspective, dimly-lit official video perfectly captures the sombre mood of the track. 

 

 

 

Her second single release of the new year, it follows on from January’s ‘lalalonely’, a track which was supported by New Music Friday, It’s A Bop and Fresh Finds Pop playlists on Spotify, and editorial platform Le Future Wave who described it as being “packed with dreamy vocals, almost-a-little-too-honest-lyrics, and synth pop elements”.

 

“There are things in this song that I’ve only ever told to my therapist,” Amanda explains. “It’s brutally honest – possibly bordering on being a little too honest – and that’s what I love about it. I have a rule when I’m writing that if I stop and go, “yikes, can I say that?” then I absolutely do.” 

 

She continues: “Recording “cute” was a new experience in and of itself; it was written and produced all during lockdown. I’m super grateful to have worked with Father Bobby Townsend on this one, who is an absolute unicorn of a human being. He was in Edmonton and I was in Toronto, so we actually recorded the entire song over a series of Zoom calls and even cut my vocals in my bedroom while he produced over Zoom.”

 

A synth-pop artist and songwriter hailing from Toronto, Amanda Frances burst onto the scene last year with ‘Palo Santo’, an entirely self-written debut offering. Receiving multiple nominations from the International Songwriting Competition, her distinct lyrical storytelling and personal, highly detailed lyrics are a breath of fresh air. 

 

An artist that grows with every release, ‘cute’ is Amanda Frances at her bold and honest best.

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