Domiziana joyously dissects a dysfunctional relationship on her new single Psycho!Ck.

Domiziana – Psychod!Ck

Studying to conciliate bodily attraction and love compatibility is likely one of the best mysteries of grownup life. And one that may even get harmful, as at occasions those we’re most irresistibly drawn to are liable to trigger hurt on each stage. Illustrating one such expertise comes London-based Italian singer Domiziana’s new single Psychod!ck (phallic pun clearly 100% supposed!), a story of violent, poisonous love.

“I don’t like males, however I’m interested in them”, clarifies the woman. It is a thorough dissection of an ill-fated love story with an insecure man-child who hides his personal psychological powerlessness behind a veneer of overconfidence and violence. The detailed however chilled and upbeat strategy to a dysfunctional relationship remembers Until demise do us half, Madonna’s diss letter to ex-husband Sean Penn. Sound-wise, nonetheless, the quantity owes much more to Beyoncé’s Love on Prime.

Judging by her chilled tone, nonetheless, she doesn’t appear to be in the slightest degree slowed down by the frustration and this devil-may-care strategy is the right match for the irresistibly groovy retro-soul sound. The jolly horns and infectious bassline conjure up the loudest and most celebratory basic blues environment. “You mentioned I made up my very own – sh*t (…) However I do personal my – sh*t”, she goes, joined by a glossy blues choir each time the s-word is uttered. “A grown-up, that’s what I’ve to – be”, she concludes, refusing to be a sufferer. Sh*t occurs, because it seems… Lesson learnt gotta transfer on. So lengthy and thanks for the fish.

Psychod!ck is a style of her upcoming album, due in September. The complete-length launch, a collaboration with composer/producer Alessandro Spagnolo, consists of ten songs pertaining to themes of tension, melancholy, ADHD and her views on gender, sexuality and relationships.

“My music and my life are the identical factor and have to feed off one another”, explains Domiziana. This rings very true coming from somebody whose lifelong dream of turning into an expert singer continues that of her grandmother, who, hindered by society’s expectations, needed to give attention to child-rearing as an alternative. It’s by her work that this proud neuro-queer, intersectional transfeminist offers her jabs at society and expresses her worldview.

“Although the subject material is considerably grotesque, the singer’s devil-may-care ship is the right match for the irresistibly groovy retro-soul sound”

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Phrases Fernando de Oliveira Lúcio