BIZZY drops new single “Make Me Cry”

Maryland-born songwriter and artist BIZZY has been making a significant impression in Nashville’s alternative pop scene. First recognised for her work penning tracks for other musicians, she’s since stepped out from behind the curtain, bringing with her a style defined by honest songwriting and a natural ability to connect. From crafting intimate reflections to delivering sharp one-liners, BIZZY embodies the voice of a best friend who says what everyone else is thinking but rarely admits aloud.

Her solo breakthrough came almost by accident; in April 2022, she posted a clip of her track “Anybody” on TikTok, a move that sparked a viral moment. The response was staggering with over ten million views and thirty thousand pre-saves before the song was even released and when it finally arrived as her debut single, it surpassed twelve million spins across platforms, establishing BIZZY as a rising voice whose blend of relatability and catchy writing instantly struck a chord with listeners.

Going from strength to strength, in 2023 she signed to Big Loud Rock, the alternative and rock-focused imprint of Big Loud Records. That same year she completed her debut US tour supporting duo FRENSHIP, an experience that showcased her growing presence on stage and released her debut EP I Don’t Get Breakups. Critical recognition followed, with outlets such as V Magazine, Ones To Watch and American Songwriter spotlighting her work, while SiriusXM Hits 1’s Hitsbound helped push her music further into the public ear.

Now, BIZZY returns with her latest release with her brand new single titled “Make Me Cry,” a track that captures the contradictory emotions of love and loss with poignant candour. Fresh off a North American tour in support of Rachel Chinouriri, she leans even further into her latest era, embracing both emotion and sharp wit in equal measure.

Co-written with Ryan Marronne and Jules Paymer and produced by Ian Walsh, the song begins delicately with just BIZZY’s voice and an acoustic guitar, a fragile moment that feels like holding everything together by a thread. That quiet intimacy soon builds into a synth-driven aesthetic propelled by pulsing rhythm as the full-body chaos of emotional relapse is captured in the line “If you could just make me cry real quick that’d help,” a sarcastic yet heartfelt line that anyone who has begged an ex for closure will instantly recognise.

Capped by an aching vocal delivery carrying infectious hooks, “Make Me Cry” serves up an instantly memorable and wholly absorbing indie pop anthem that’s sure to charm listeners around the world. With her ability to pair meaningful lyrical honesty with pop accessibility, BIZZY is staking her claim as Nashville’s next breakout act and we can’t wait to see what comes next in her exciting musical adventure.

Listen to Make Me Cry Below

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