Category: Penelope Scott

Penelope Scott’s ‘Cigarette Ahegao’ is not just another track in the ocean of indie music. It is a hauntingly raw expression of the jaded zeitgeist of a generation at its breaking point. At first pass, the song could be mistaken for a disjointed collage of modern woes and personal confessions, but it’s precisely in this unfiltered honesty that the heart of the song beats.

Penelope Scott’s ‘Lotta True Crime’ is more than a haunting melody that weaves through the intricacies of true crime obsession; it’s a raw commentary on the fears that women navigate daily. It’s a reverberating anthem of feminine resilience against a backdrop of a society that often leaves them vulnerable.

Penelope Scott’s ‘Feel Better’ is an introspective anthem, voyaging through the manifold corridors of modern love, loss, and identity. The lyrical narrative is invasive in its honesty, intuitive in its emotional intelligence, standing not just as a piece of music but as a shard of pure human experience, echoed in shapeshifting chords.

In the pantheon of songs that are both piercing and poignant, Penelope Scott’s ‘Rät’ stands tall. Through layers of electronica-infused melodies, Scott delivers a scathing indictment of the tech industry’s false prophets. At its core, ‘Rät’ grapples with disillusionment and the loss of innocence in the face of modern technological titans.