BRODIE’s New Music Reflects Inner Battles & Night Feelings

Wilmington’s BRODIE just released two new tracks that explore different emotions. “Thursday (Worst Way)” is a slow song that feels like a late-night chat with your anxieties. He talks about overthinking, miscommunication, and the kind of regret that lingers.

The song starts with a simple question: “Why didn’t I sleep on Thursday?” This is something many people can relate to. For BRODIE it leads to deeper thoughts about communication issues. He admits he often “says things in the worst way,” showing his vulnerability rather than typical rap bravado.

The lyrics shine in this track. He reflects, “Everything I’ve experienced tells me the world is mysterious.” This line feels like a hard-earned truth rather than just clever wordplay. BRODIE explores the complexity of relationships and the frustrations of miscommunication. He captures the way words can hurt, even with good intentions. It feels like listening in on a personal therapy session.

His next track, “Took Off in a Mercedes” captures the energy of a chaotic night out. It immerses listeners in the vibrant atmosphere of a club. The lyrics convey a sense of fun and freedom, contrasting with the deeper and more personal themes in “Thursday (Worst Way).” The upbeat production is designed to get people dancing and shows BRODIE‘s talent as an artist.

These two singles, released at the same time, prove BRODIE’s range. He tells stories about the human experience, combining moments of reflection with the thrill of nightlife. The transition from the sensitive “Thursday (Worst Way)” to the upbeat “Took Off in a Mercedes” highlights his skill in expressing different emotions.