Molly Lovette Becomes the Life of the Party with “Birthday Hangover”

Who’s ready for a birthday party? As much as I hate getting older, I like celebrating with family and friends. I know for a fact I’m not alone. The proof is in the bourbon. The latest single from Molly Lovette has me wishing that birthdays come around a little more often. So let’s pop the champagne corks and dive into Molly’s new single.

I haven’t had a “big” birthday party since I was little. So this year, I decided to change that. I invited four artist friends to perform and everyone I know to take over the rooftop bar at Rock Bottom Brewery. One hour in, the place was so packed we had to start turning people away. It was a hell of a night, but I have one bone to pick. Ms. Molly Lovette was nowhere to be found! Yet, listening to her latest single, you would think she was sitting on the bar stool next to me. I know what you are thinking, and I realize I used this paragraph to shame Molly into coming to next year’s party, but it was worth it. So was the birthday hangover, even though it feels like it takes a little longer to get over each year.

On a more serious note, I think Molly Lovette was brilliant walking down Mainstreet USA with “Birthday Hangover”. The fact is male artists have dominated the party song market from the very beginning. Both genders have flocked to songs like Garth Brooks” “Friends in Low Places” and Luke Comb’s “Beer Never Broke My Heart”. However, female artists have struggled to break through with their songs, even with listeners from the same gender. The gap is staggering. That said, I feel songs like “Birthday Hangover” are slowly closing the abyss.

Simply put, Molly’s latest single will resonate with many of you. Yes, there are some feminine elements to “Birthday Hangover”. However, as a guy, I don’t feel anyone will pull my man card because I enjoy this single. “Birthday Hangover”, like her earlier release “Hey Hey”, provides a good time in just a few minutes. That is precisely what you and I are looking for. Molly Lovette has hit the nail on the head.