Review: "Enemies" - Emma Teufel
- Lauren Nolan
- 7 minutes ago
- 2 min read
Singer-songwriter Emma Teufel is back with her latest single, “Enemies.” On “Enemies,” Emma takes a feeling we all know too well—being attracted to someone not good for us—and makes it a perfect dance-pop jam. Emma calls herself a “professional oversharer,” and on “Enemies,” she does not hold back. The track details a toxic relationship held together by an undeniable physical chemistry. The synth-wave electro-pop instrumental bursts with a bubbly, flirty energy that perfectly pairs with the lyrics. With summer approaching, “Enemies” couldn’t have come at a better time. Listening to Emma Teufel’s latest track is pure pop fun.
Emma Teufel has a captivating presence that makes “Enemies” an incredible pop track. She infuses the song with so much life, from her sharp lyrics to her attitude-filled vocals. “Enemies” is brimming with a playful, tongue-in-cheek attitude that is inviting and lively. It’s an all-around light-hearted, silly track that is bound to put a smile on your face—and or remind you of some past regretful experiences. Either way, the song is still ridiculously fun. With its pumping bassline and wavy synths, “Enemies” is an undeniable groove. Songwriters Emma, Matt Browning, and Kurt Thum have crafted a pop song that is catchy, witty, and bound to make you want to get up and dance.
Emma Teufel is an upcoming singer-songwriter to watch out for. She only started officially releasing music two years ago, but has already made a huge splash on the scene. Many of her tracks, such as “Heartbreak Season” and “Delete,” are popping off on social media. Collectively, Emma has accumulated hundreds of thousands of Spotify downloads and over 18,000 monthly listeners. As an artist, Emma strives for authenticity, writing about experiences of love, heartbreak, and girlhood. After its first few days of release, “Enemies” has already garnered thousands of streams, and it’s easy to see why. You can stream Emma Teufel’s discography, including “Enemies,” on all major music platforms now.
Written By Lauren Nolan
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