Shy Beast frontwoman Mariclaire “MC” Glaeser has a huge hole in her heart and she needs you to stop bringing it up already. “Leave Me Be,” the new single from the Austin group’s new EP Leave Me/Let Me, brushes blues under the rug with breezy, slick indie-pop and disguises a sour mood and outlook on love as a seemingly jangly disposition. In reality, the track’s drenched in a dogged desire to fold on l’amour. “Each track on the EP Leave Me/Let Me represents a different type of rebellion,” says Glaeser. “The song ‘Monday/Sunday’ walks through the smug enjoyment of giving someone a taste of their own medicine, whereas ‘Leave Me Be’ and ‘Flowers Grow’ provide elements of a stubbornness in the face of social norms.” Tune in to the groovy defiance below. Featured photo from Big Picture Media.
Shy Beast offer up stubborn rebellion on new EP ‘Leave Me/Let Me’
The Austin band disguises discomfort as delight on three new tracks