margø Doesn’t Have Time for a “pity party”

Rating: 5 out of 5.

A totally chilling pop gem that thoughtfully addresses unhealthy relationships while playfully paying homage to the horror genre.

Canadian margø is a multi-talented alternative rock artist. As a self-professed “queen of your nightmares,” the singer’s distinctive creations are truly unlike anything you’ve heard before. Some of margø’s previous releases include songs like “breaking up with me,” “crawl,” “guts,” and “marionette.” With an undeniable passion for creating music, the artist shows no signs of slowing down anytime soon. margø’s latest drop is the six-track pop EP pity party. The title tune is also accompanied by an official music video. margø says, “We worked SO hard on this one. I love it so much, and I hope you love it too!!”

With a stylish blend of spooky-spirited piano and delightfully dark pop-rock elements, “pity party” provides the perfect mood-enhancing backdrop to complement the tune’s emotionally charged exploration. Lyrics like “God, it must be nice to be so cruel, All you ever think about is you” and “What a wicked game you’re playing, Over and over again” hear the artist unapologetically call out the toxic behavior of an ex. Fueled by its wonderfully witty wordplay and no shortage of spine-tingling visuals, margø gifts us with a totally chilling pop gem that thoughtfully addresses unhealthy relationships while playfully paying homage to the horror genre. So press play and give yourself an unforgettable and eerie experience with “pity party.”



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