The Mysterines are known for taking bold risks, and their latest single, "Dangerous," is no exception. This track marks a significant step forward for the Merseyside alt-rock band, showcasing their unfiltered sound. It debuted on BBC Radio 1's Future Sounds with Clara Amfo and offers an exciting glimpse of what to expect from their upcoming first album, "Reeling". Frontwoman Lia Metcalfe describes the song as a gateway, hinting at the intense and personal journey the album will take listeners on.
"Dangerous" was co-written by Metcalfe and guitarist Callum Thompson and produced by Catherine Marks. The song mixes high-energy music with deep, emotional themes. The gritty guitar riffs evoke a sense of warning, while Metcalfe's vocals convey a profound openness. The lyrics are honest and direct, inviting listeners into her emotional world without any barriers. Metcalfe mentioned that this song features some of her most truthful lyrics yet and that honesty shines through. Each line resonates with feelings, giving listeners a glimpse into her experiences. There's a powerful intensity in her voice, urging people to listen closely instead of turning away.
What makes "Dangerous" particularly exciting is what it represents for the band. For Metcalfe, it's not just another song, it's a key moment in her artistic journey. She revealed that singing this song meant allowing herself to be more open and soft, a significant shift from her previous work. With "Dangerous," she feels a renewed sense of freedom in expressing herself.