The version showcases a brand new side to the artist’s engaging single.
At CLOUT, we lauded Peyton McMahon’s latest single ‘No Control’, a track that melded an upbeat, indie pop energy and style with a more anxiety-ridden narrative that surrounds the artist’s struggles with otherthinking and worrying.
A new version of the track has been released that leans further into the more melancholy nature of the sound, wringing out every last drop of emotion from the narrative with a more stripped-back, dreamy sound that allows Peyton to really showcase the power and emotional resonance that the track possesses. ‘No Control (Bedroom Version)’ is a masterclass in how to be both vulnerable and effortlessly engaging, with the every inch of the artist’s frustration and anguish etched over his vocals, making for a listening experience that feels earnest and endearing. This new version continues to highlight the versatility and nuance of the artist, and shows how different a track can feel if you pull everything back and just leave raw emotion in its place.
