Scottish singer/songwriter David Fraser comes bursting onto the indie scene with his debut single Reality TV, which has already seen over 7k Spotify streams in just 2 weeks.
Having spent 2024 recording and writing, David supported the likes of Tom Meighan, Pete Doherty and Kyle Falconer, earning plenty of praise for his performance and infectious indie rock anthems.
The debut single, Reality TV, is a razor-sharp commentary on modern life, marrying punchy lyrics with an irresistible catchy melody. Fraser tackles the subject of our obsession with curated personas and fleeting fame with a mix of wit and melancholy, painting a vivid picture of society’s fixation on screens over substance.
Musically, the track is a high-energy blend of indie-rock grit and pop polish. It’s catchy guitar riffs and driving rhythm section create a dynamic backdrop for Fraser’s impassioned vocal delivery, which oscillates between cynical humour and genuine frustration. The chorus, with its anthemic hook, is a real earworm feels tailor-made for singalongs at live gigs, and it’s bound to stick in your head long after the song ends.
Lyrically, the song is both witty and poignant, exploring themes of authenticity, self-worth, and the pressures of living in a world that’s constantly performing and judgemental.
Reality TV is a song that demands attention, not just for its social critique but for the sheer craftsmanship of its production and writing.
Whether you’re a fan of indie anthems or looking for something with a deeper message, David Fraser’s Reality TV delivers on all fronts. It’s a track that invites repeat listens, leaving listeners with both a catchy melody and something to think about long after it ends.
Reality TV is out now on Spotify.
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