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Lab Rat’s New Single ‘Drunk’ Is the Ultimate Anthem for Beautiful Chaos
Ever turned a messy breakup into a masterpiece? Lab Rat has—and his latest single “Drunk”, out now via Mushroom Pillow, proves it. Born from the ashes of a toxic relationship, the track blends raw emotion with electrifying grunge-punk energy, making it a must-listen for anyone who’s ever felt like life was spiraling out of control.
“I wrote the bassline six years ago when I was in a bad relationship,” Lab Rat—aka Dylan James—says. “We’d have huge fights, break up, and then call each other drunk at 3 a.m. to ‘work things out.’” “Drunk” takes that intensity and spins it into a gritty anthem for anyone who’s felt trapped in a cycle of passion and pain. The thundering rhythm section and haunting guitars capture the feeling of those 3 a.m. moments perfectly.
But this track isn’t just about chaos—it’s about transformation. Lab Rat’s story is one of resilience: after reclaiming his life from addiction and tragedy, Dylan found solace in music, eventually signing with the European label Mushroom Pillow to bring his sound to the world stage. His debut single “Exit Path” turned heads, and “Drunk” is ready to hit even harder.
Whether you’re reliving a whirlwind romance or just need something loud to scream along to, “Drunk” is your new go-to. Listen now and let Lab Rat take you on a wild ride:
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leo.’s ‘december blues’ – A Winter’s Tale Told in Melody
Winter can be both a season of beauty and longing, and singer-songwriter leo. captures this duality perfectly in his latest single, december blues. Released today, the track is a stirring ballad steeped in acoustic intimacy, indie charm, and vintage holiday aesthetics. It’s a song that invites listeners to embrace the complexities of winter through the lens of love and connection.
Inspired by his move from Portugal to the UK, leo. brings a deeply personal touch to the song. “The winters in Portugal were never harsh,” he shares, “but here in the UK, I encountered the true ‘December blues.’ This track became my way of expressing how love can transform that coldness into warmth.” His duet with Chevy adds a layer of emotional depth, turning the song into a dialogue of solace and shared experience.
The song’s production is nothing short of mesmerizing. Alistair Kerley’s lush string arrangements and Nico Widdowson’s jazz piano evoke a bygone era, paying homage to the rich musical traditions of the 1940s and 50s. Producer Ed Allen, known for his ability to merge classic and modern elements, polishes December Blues into a piece that is both nostalgic and contemporary.
leo. continues to build an impressive résumé. His single despair has surpassed 43 million streams, and his recent EP earned recognition in Clash magazine. With rave reviews from Backseat Mafia and Earmilk, leo.’s rise in the indie singer-songwriter world feels inevitable. december blues is a testament to his ability to consistently create music that resonates deeply.
Poignant, evocative, and beautifully crafted, december blues is a track that will undoubtedly find its place in winter playlists everywhere. leo. invites us to find warmth in love and music, even when the days are at their coldest.
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