Review: "Real Enough" - Queen Anne
- Cheyenne Johnson
- 7 hours ago
- 2 min read
Bursting onto the indie-pop scene, Queen Anne have released their debut single, "Real Enough." The quirky track seems to capture what it's like dealing with a narcissist, having them constantly blame you for everything while they think they're flawless. Talking about the song, lead singer Katie Silverman states, "Real Enough' is about that time when Queen Anne specifically ordered a chicken sandwich with NO CHEESE and it came with cheese on it anyway. Any resemblance to real persons, events, or situations is purely coincidental. If you feel this song is speaking to you personally, please call +1 (800) REFERENCE. In the event of an emergency, call someone who seems like they'd be helpful."
A blend of '80s pop-punk and postmodern edge, Queen Anne's "Real Enough" is perfect for those looking to get lost in a nostalgic daydream. The track's soundscape is an equal mix of dark and ethereal, featuring driving beats, gritty bass lines, and haunting synths that give "Real Enough" a timeless feel. Silverman gives a compelling performance over the addictive instrumentals, bouncing between spoken and sung lines in a way that gives the track major attitude. Certainly original and dripping with angst, "Real Enough" by Queen Anne is a debut you don't want to miss.
An American duo looking to make their mark on the indie world, Queen Anne is comprised of members Katie Silverman (lead singer/songwriter) and Sandy Chila (writer/producer). The pair prize themselves on their creativity, proving to have the ability to transform everyday frustrations into a gripping musical narrative that makes the ordinary extraordinary. No stranger to the entertainment industry, Silverman has already demonstrated her talent as an actress on shows like New Girl and Pen15, as well as on films like The Exorcists. Silverman longs to extend her talents to music, sparking a new direction in her artistry through Queen Anne and giving us much to look forward to.
Written By Cheyenne Johnson
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