You won’t regret listening to Delyn Grey

Delyn Grey is Rock’s next fierce female. Her latest EP,Good Girls Die, gives you a fiery taste of the young artist’s unapologetic approach to pursuing a career in music through a unique and fresh sound— inspired by a diverse range of artists like Kurt Cobain, Annie Lennox, Trent Reznor, and Joan Jett. Delyn is carving out her own mold, and it’s time you tune in.

Regret Me is an anthem for anyone who’s felt overlooked and underestimated. Delyn’s lyrics speak to her own experience with people who didn’t take a chance on her music, but makes it known that she’s going to get where she needs to be regardless : “you’re going to regret not pulling the strings when you had the chance to bite the hand that feeds you […] you’re going to regret me.”

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We talked about:

• The awesome dynamics inspired by 90s grunge songs
• Guitar solos
• Delyn’s frustration with the music industry and channeling that into her song
• Great rock band One in the Chamber
• Writing songs on piano vs. guitar
• Employing an anacrusis to build a strong melody
• Keeping the placeholder lyrics you wrote if they somehow still work
• Varying your rhyme scheme to build tension
• How difficult it is to write happy songs