Review: "Nice Guy" - Emma Teufel
- Emylee Herring
- 1 hour ago
- 2 min read
Nice guys are the scariest type of guy you can fall for. The ones who seem to bend over backwards so you’ll fall head over heels just for them to break your heart. All the kindness ends up being an act that we easily go along with. Emma Teufel just released her new single “Nice Guy” that dives into guys using chivalry as a secret weapon. The track is incredibly catchy with modern pop synths and melodic layers. It empowers everyone to take a step back and avoid giving these guys any of your time. Save yourself the heartbreak and give this track a listen.
“Nice Guy” paints the picture of someone who wants to believe so desperately that their heart is good, when in reality he uses others to for an ego boost. Emma described this person as “A guy that would take a bullet for himself, and no one else.” Charming and convincing on the outside, yet they are so self-centered all they can do is manipulate. “Nice Guy” is the realization that not everyone is who they seem to be. “The nicest guy, what a lie.” It’s all disillusion that breaks our trust beyond repair and Emma won’t allow that to happen again. This is for all the girls who truly wanted to believe in someone and were let down by their false persona.
Emma Teufel is an American singer-songwriter who has grown up surrounded by creativity. She has a natural gift for the arts and has explored fashion, film, music, etc. Music always help a special place in her heart and after putting more focus on it, she found it’s exactly where she wanted to be. “Parking Lot” was her debut single that was released in 2024, and she’s since then released seven more. Emma has poured her heart into her music to find escape and her listeners adore her relatability. Lyrically she explores her journey of being a young adult and the hardships, heartbreaks and empowerment you find in every corner. If you loved “Nice Guy” be sure to check out the links below to explore her discography and stay up to date on future releases.
Written By Emylee Herring
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