
Meg Lawrenson Shines Like A Beacon On “Use My Body”
Contributed by George James
[otw_shortcode_dropcap label=”M” size=”large” border_color_class=”otw-no-border-color” shadow=”shadow” square=”square”]eg Lawrenson returns with her new single “Use My Body.” For me, possibly the best single from Meg in recent times.[/otw_shortcode_dropcap]
Her previous tracks are awe-inspiring, but this new record stands out as being an indie-pop anthem. Catchy is an understatement, and its smart musical structure proves how much quality the Brit has stored in her armoury.
It all gets underway with a bold and colossal sounding intro. The drums thump their way through the speakers, and the guitar lead comes full of energy. As a result, it is the perfect opener. Once we get the massive premise out the way, we are in with a soft and moving vocal performance from Lawrenson. She speaks about a close relationship which is short-lived. She is unsure why she does what she does, and there is almost a sense of being taken for a ride. Her lyrics hit home, and her poignant delivery matches the theme tremendously well.
In the verse, we hear Meg tone everything down. The drums take a back seat, and the rhythm and vocals make the focal point. But, we are soon back in with a bang in the chorus with all guns blazing. Her sound is reminiscent of the pop greats including Swifty, but we hear a rocky edge too with a Hayley Williams vibe.
“Use My Body” is intelligent because Meg has taken note of the greats but yet added her uniqueness to the sound. It is what makes it such a remarkable listen. However, the artist is still very early on in her career; therefore, to ensure longevity in her career, she will need to drop even more bangers like this one. But I am sure she will.
As a whole, it is a heavenly record which deserves the recognition it is rightfully getting. You can listen to “Use My Body” below.
Five out of five – George James.

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Meg Lawrenson • “Use My Body” • Release: 05.29.20
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