Review: Breaking Free - Brittany Bexton’s Bold Anthem ‘Dance with the Devil’ Spotlights Important Cause
- Callie
- Sep 13, 2024
- 2 min read
Brittany Bexton’s latest single, "Dance with the Devil," is a soul-stirring anthem that captures raw emotion and profound strength. With its powerful message of resilience, the song delves deep into the pain and anguish of witnessing abuse, while simultaneously offering hope and empowerment. Bexton’s own experiences and those of others she has watched suffer are woven into every note, making this track both deeply personal and universally relatable.
Co-written with Lori Lovelace, "Dance with the Devil" merges heart-wrenching lyrics with a stirring melody that invites listeners on an emotional journey. Lines like “You can’t change someone who denies the truth... you are strong, but you’re not fireproof” reflect the courage it takes to break free from toxic patterns, not just in relationships but in all of life’s struggles. Bexton’s voice, filled with passion and conviction, drives home the song's central theme: finding the strength to reclaim one’s power, no matter the devil they face.
Bexton’s vocal performance shines as she fuses soulful undertones with rock-infused grit, channeling the influence of her musical upbringing on the likes of Aretha Franklin and Motown. It’s a bold, cathartic anthem that calls out the darkness while lifting up those who need a reminder of their own inner strength.
"Dance with the Devil" is not only a moving testament to overcoming abuse but a universal call for listeners to stand up to whatever "devils" haunt them. As Bexton readies for the release of her 2025 album Metamorphosis, this track is a powerful indication of the emotional depth and artistry to come.
With her commitment to advocacy and her music’s heartfelt messages, Brittany Bexton continues to inspire and uplift, bringing light to even the darkest corners of life’s struggles. "Dance with the Devil" is a must-listen for anyone seeking strength, freedom, and a bold reminder that we all have the power to break free.
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