An emotionally charged pop single that’s the perfect companion for any summertime blues.

Based in Toronto, Tom Boy is a multi-talented independent artist known for his captivating musical style. His music exudes a cinematic allure, having been featured on prominent platforms such as MTV, BBC, CBC, CTV, YouTube Red, and Netflix. Notably, Tom Boy provided the soundtrack for Tatiana Maslany’s starring short film “Apart From Everything.” Among his notable releases are tracks like “Young & Sad,” “Thunder,” “Long Way Home,” and “Lowrider.” His latest offering, the pop single “Sorry For Myself,” continues to showcase his artistic prowess.

With a captivatingly intimate blend of soft instrumentals and atmospheric tones, “Sorry For Myself” provides a delightfully dreamy backdrop that gracefully complements the tune’s heart-wrenching narrative. Lyrics such as “Prayed for patience, Begged for peace, But I can’t wipe away the grease, I left behind when I hurt you” and “A million sorry’s can’t erase, The look I put up on your face” reveal the artist’s vulnerable reflection on his choices while expressing self-pity for his actions. Fueled by its somber-tinted soundscape and impassioned vocals, Tom Boy delivers an emotionally charged pop single that serves as the perfect companion for those experiencing summertime blues. So hit play and discover why the artist “can’t help feeling sorry for myself.”

Shari Hirsch

Chicago based writer and creative. Fan of 80’s horror, fancy coffee drinks, and late night drives.