Maisie Jayne

rock, Fast-paced southern swamp-soul rock debut single with reckless, sexy joy and defiant swagger, Led by a young, raspy female mezzo vocal with smoky grit, playful attitude, and confident belt, Groove is stomp-driven with heavy hand claps, foot stomps, and driving drums, supported by gritty blues-rock guitar, fat walking bass, and fiddle that grows wilder toward the end, Lyrics feel flirtatious and fearless — a girl out late, loud, and unapologetic, having a damn good time, loud, soul, playful, blues-rock guitar, vocal

rock, Fast-paced southern swamp-soul rock debut single with reckless, sexy joy and defiant swagger, Led by a young, raspy female mezzo vocal with smoky grit, playful attitude, and confident belt, Groove is stomp-driven with heavy hand claps, foot stomps, and driving drums, supported by gritty blues-rock guitar, fat walking bass, and fiddle that grows wilder toward the end, Lyrics feel flirtatious and fearless — a girl out late, loud, and unapologetic, having a damn good time, loud, soul, playful, blues-rock guitar, vocal

rock, Fast-paced southern swamp-soul rock single with reckless, sexy joy and defiant swagger, Led by a young, raspy female mezzo vocal with smoky grit, playful attitude, and confident belt, Groove driven by stomp-clap hand percussion, tight drums, and a slick, elastic bass line, Electric guitar is muted and percussive, used as rhythmic texture only — no lead riffs or solos, Instrumental break is groove-focused and strutty, led by bass and hand percussion with no vocals, Chorus is chantable and anthemic without sounding cheesy, Party energy, athletic movement feel, cool confidence, modern country-funk crossover, Clean but punchy mix with emphasis on rhythm and pocket

Fast to mid-fast country rock with a funky groove and classic rock swagger, Bass-forward pocket with tight, confident drums and percussive muted rhythm guitar, accented by gritty rock guitar stabs, Groove-first and body-led, designed to sway rather than chant, Female lead vocal with a confident, slightly raspy mezzo tone, delivered with playful control and sultry swagger, Verses are syncopated and conversational; pre-choruses feel intimate and daring; choruses are melodic, rhythmic, and flirtatious with a Def Leppard–style rock-sex cadence, Bridge features a fast, confident country talk-rap dare before dropping into a funky instrumental break, Sexy, confident, late-night energy — not pop-country, not novelty