Review: Twinnie’s “Giddy Up” Is a Sass-Filled, Dance-Floor Takeover

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Twinnie doesn’t just bounce back from heartbreak...she turns it into a chart-ready, boot-stomping celebration. The British-born country-pop powerhouse follows the viral rise of “Back To Jack” with “Giddy Up”, a cheeky, feel-good anthem that blends honky-tonk heat with pop polish, and dares you not to dance.

From the first beat, “Giddy Up” feels like a Friday night in full swing. Written by Twinnie alongside Autumn Marie Buysse and Nicole Alexis, the track struts in with playful, confident swagger: equal parts breakup kiss-off and flirtatious invitation. Her vocals are warm yet daring, charming yet challenging, as she teases, “Take my hand and spin me / Show all your exes that you’re with me.” It’s a hook that sticks in your head like glitter on a dance floor.

“This song is about rising from the ashes of heartbreak and reclaiming your joy,” Twinnie explains. “It’s cheeky, bold, and meant to make you feel unstoppable; like you could take on the world in heels and a Stetson.” That’s exactly how it lands; uplifting without being saccharine, flirty without being shallow.

The release arrives at a pivotal moment in Twinnie’s career. In the past year alone, she’s made her U.S. arena debut in Las Vegas, delivered a standout set at England’s Glastonbury Festival, and earned a spot on Fort Nash’s “Six Women That Deserve to Be Played on Country Radio.” She’s also gearing up for an upcoming BBC documentary appearance alongside Dolly Parton, Lainey Wilson, and Chris Stapleton.

Part of what makes Twinnie such a magnetic figure in modern country music is her ability to blur genre lines while keeping her storytelling razor-sharp. Raised in the Romani Travelling community, she’s always brought a fierce sense of identity to her music, infusing her songs with authenticity and a refusal to fit neatly into anyone’s box. That blend of personal history and musical fearlessness has earned her praise from BBC Radio, People, Forbes, Billboard, and NPR, not to mention a loyal, growing fanbase.

In “Giddy Up”, you hear all the hallmarks of her artistry: bold female perspective, infectious melodies, and the sense that every lyric is coming from someone who’s lived it. It’s the kind of track that works as well in a Nashville honky-tonk as it does in a late-night London club.

With over 30 million organic streams and a fearless drive to amplify underrepresented voices, Twinnie is already a force. But “Giddy Up” feels like another level: a reminder that resilience can be loud, sexy, and just a little mischievous.

Saddle up. Twinnie’s just getting started.