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With his latest single “Tell Me Again,” Edinburgh-based artist Marky Wildtype makes a bold statement. He gives listeners a taste of his evolving experimental sound. Anchored by an insistent bassline and genre-bending hooks, the track showcases Marky’s talent for fusing various styles into something irresistibly catchy yet emotionally raw.
From the first listen, “Tell Me Again” grabs attention with its grinding synth bass and Marky’s expressive vocals. The lyrics convey a sense of frustration in the face of narcissism, delivered with a directness that connects right away. When the pumping synths and drums kick in, the song becomes an anthemic call for accountability.
While the steady groove keeps heads nodding, Marky’s voice shifts from cynical to defiant. The chorus turns into a cathartic release, with Marky bellowing out the title line as both a demand and an existential question. This dynamic captures the push and pull of the emotions explored across the upcoming album “If Destroyed Still True.”
By blending various pop, rock and electronic influences, from Taylor Swift to Deftones, Marky sidelines genres to simply serve the song. One moment, the bright pianos sound like vintage Weezer. The next, everything dissolves into a dark, industrial haze à la Nine Inch Nails. Yet the transitions feel natural, speaking to Marky’s talents as a versatile songwriter and producer.
Tell Me Again Heralds a Bold New Era for Marky Wildtype
“Tell Me Again” succeeds in introducing longtime fans and newcomers alike to the next era of Marky Wildtype. By lashing out at narcissism through various musical lenses, he has sculpted an electrifying statement single. If the rest of the “If Destroyed Still True” album follows suit, venturing into new music terrain to mine emotional resonance, Marky may have produced his most compelling work yet. For now, the addictive fury of “Tell Me Again” leaves us eager to tell him again: bring on the album!
