Debbii Dawson, Happy World | Song Review 🎵

Singer Debbii Dawson puts a smile on our faces with her colorful and delightful alternative pop single, “Happy World.”

“Itell myself that it’s a happy world / Buy my own little place I can hide / Kinda dark but at least it’s mine.” Those memorable lyrics hail from the chorus of “Happy World”, a delightful single by singer Debbii Dawson.  She adds in the chorus, “House on fire but I’m closing the blinds / Tell myself, tell myself that I’m fine.” Way to embrace happiness… fire and all! Dawson penned this alternative pop single alongside Alida and producer, Zhone. From the opening to closing tip, “Happy World” is a surefire vibe.

The instrumental is stellar – the perfect fuel for Dawson’s fire.  The backdrop is colorful, incorporating cues idiomatic of pop, rock, and more ‘artful,’ alternative music.  One constant thing is the groove that is potent to the nth degree.  Beyond the music, Debbii Dawson is on autopilot.  Her vocals are beautiful, commanding, and nuanced, never missing a note or a beat.  The melodies she sings are thoughtfully composed – tuneful – while the lyrics are memorable too.  Despite the adversity, Debbii embodies happiness, even if things aren’t. For example, “Trouble comes trying to knock on my door / Painted red, it can’t reach me no more / I’ll stay in life six feet underground.” Whoa! Whether or not “The grass is [actually] always green / I never want to leave,” or that’s just what Dawson tells herself, there is no doubt that she ‘puts her foot’ into “Happy World” – it is an incredible song.

Debbii Dawson // “Happy World” // RCA // 4.19.24

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