‘Young and Dumb’ by Mary Middlefield | New EP, ‘Poetry (for the scorned and lonely)’

Uncategorized March 20, 2024
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‘Young and Dumb’ by Mary Middlefield | New EP, ‘Poetry (for the scorned and lonely)’

Exclusive video premiere of ‘Young and Dumb’ by Mary Middlefield, taken from the upcoming EP, ‘Poetry (for the scorned and lonely),’ out April 26th, 2024.


Mary Middlefield’s latest single, ‘Young and Dumb,’ marks another captivating addition to her repertoire, showcasing her evolution as a Swiss folk-pop artist. This track delves into themes of youthful recklessness and the bittersweet realization of past mistakes. With its blend of indie alt-rock, post-punk, and grunge influences, ‘Young and Dumb’ offers listeners a brooding yet irresistible sonic experience.

Drawing inspiration from the picturesque landscapes of her hometown, Lausanne, Switzerland, Mary Middlefield infuses her music with a raw intensity that mirrors the wild beauty of her surroundings. Through her music, she transforms the serene tranquility of the Swiss wilderness into a visceral expression of emotion, capturing the essence of both light and darkness.

Mary’s journey as a musician reflects a fusion of classical training in violin with a contemporary exploration of diverse musical genres. At just 22 years old, she channels her experiences of love, abuse, and vulnerability into poignant lyricism and dynamic melodies. Influenced by iconic artists such as Elliott Smith, Nick Drake, and Jeff Buckley, as well as contemporary acts like Claud, Jockstrap, and The Japanese House, Mary Middlefield’s sound resonates with a timeless quality that speaks to audiences across generations.

With her upcoming EP, titled ‘Poetry (for the scorned and lonely),’ set to release on April 26th, 2024, Mary Middlefield invites listeners on a cathartic journey of self-discovery and healing. This collection of songs serves as a testament to her resilience and artistic vision, offering solace to those who find themselves grappling with feelings of isolation and heartache.


Headline photo: Laurin Bleiker

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