SINGLE REVIEW: Sierra Levesque - GET OFF MY STAGE
'GET OFF MY STAGE' is perfectly pretentious, radiating rockstar energy and a defiant attitude that screams, "I don't care what you think!" It blends cheeky adolescent taunting with powerful self-confidence. Drawing inspiration from the classic rock of the '70s and '80s, it blasts forth with a youthful pop-rock style akin to Avril Lavigne or We Are the In Crowd. This track directs indirect disdain at those who switch to the rock genre solely for attention, engaging in clickbait antics and absurd behaviours just to be noticed. It's a genuine portrayal of "fake it till you make it," attempting to assert greatness but falling short in every way. It's the pursuit of fame at any cost, even if it lacks connection or sincerity in the actions.
Backed by a catchy hook and a relentless drumbeat, Sierra delivers her words with both integrity and brutality, adding just the right amount of kitschy sparkle. The self-indulgent guitar solo provides her with a moment to flex and showcase her abilities as a musician.
Hard-hitting and addictive, 'GET OFF MY STAGE' serves as a pointed jab at mainstream stars attempting to present themselves as diverse and edgy but often ending up selling out. As Sierra says of the song, Machine Gun Kelly, you're in the crosshair; an average rapper and an even more ordinary rock star!
Sierra is one gutsy artist, unafraid to speak her mind and stir the pot. 'GET OFF MY STAGE' is a boldly iconic, attitude-laden anthem!
