An artist defined by her staunch commitment to truth in her lyrics, and willingness to show vulnerability through her work, Los Angeles based alt pop artist Piper Connolly has earned the respect of fans across the globe since beginning her musical career a few short years ago. Stepping deeper and deeper into the limelight with every new release, she celebrates the release of her latest single “unapologetic.” A robust reminder that empowerment starts from within, the track makes a firm statement on the core values the artist strives to deliver through their work.
A somber and meditative acoustic guitar strums an inviting melody to begin the piece, and right from the opening notes, we can feel the world of this music being built around us in real time. Shortly after, the artist’s vocals appear and begin the narrative, and the weight of the music’s sentimentality becomes unavoidable as she sings the opening line “Little reckless, over jealous, can’t help what I adore. Love drunk, foolish, kinda clueless, wacha waiting for? Cuz everything will be alright. No, I’m not sorry, I’m unapologetic.” Taking their cues from the delivery of the track’s titular line, the instrumentality then erupts into an anthemic and full bodied accompaniment, reflecting the thematic need to express one’s self with gusto and bold confidence.
A rallying cry for individuality in a world that seems to value meek conformity, the single defines itself on the deepest values of the artist as it serves to resonate with exactly those who need its wisdom.
Written by Nick Gumas
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