It’s said “hell hath no fury like a woman scorned” and Nashville-based country crossover artist Twinnie is proving there’s real truth to that statement with the self-proclaimed “psycho song”, ‘Just Like Earle’. The new single is a thumping country offering dripping in cynicism and sarcasm with a bold lyrical story inspired by The Chicks’ ‘Goodbye Earl’, and Sza’s ‘Kill Bill’. Listen HERE.

Twinnie is well-known for her colourful wording and striking productions and this track takes this new era to the next level and takes us out of the sad girl era that she has been in via recent releases ‘The Way I Loved You’, ‘Bad Man’, and ‘Sad Boy’ and showcases another side of the forthcoming ‘Blue Hour’ EP which drops this October.

Speaking about the single, Twinnie says: “The only place where Murder is legal is in a song. This EP is about all the different stages of grief we go through after a break up. I wanted some light, humorous relief to the sad girl era I’ve been in. I took inspiration from the Chicks’ Goodbye Earl and I think of this as part 2 of that song”

‘Just Like Earle’ is a country anthem that has the potential to become a huge radio hit; It’s strong lyrically, creatively produced, and vocally inspired with Twinnie delivering a strong and raw vocal take that enhances the overall appeal of the smash that was penned by Twinnie with Sophia Scott and David Messy.

ABOUT TWINNIE:

International crossover artist Twinnie, now based in Nashville, has received critical acclaim from BBC Radio, People and Billboard. Known for her effervescent pop productions, power vocal and country lyricism, Twinnie’s boundary-pushing blend of pop is centred on inclusivity.
Fresh to Music City, Twinnie recently made her US Radio debut and is building on the success of her Radio 2 Album of The Week release ‘Hollywood Gypsy’, and her inaugural American label EP ‘Welcome to the Club’ which racked up over 22 million streams.

As a songwriter, Twinnie has a diverse catalogue, writing with artists such as Kylie Minogue, Bryan Adams, The Shires and Lvndscape. She is also an accomplished creative director having won Best Short Film at the British Short Film Awards.

Her work as a philanthropist has been recognised by Forbes. Passionate about mental health within the music industry for creatives, Twinnie’s non-profit I Know A Woman contributed to standardisation for therapy for artists in the pandemic within label and publishing deals.