Gregory Dillon has just premiered the music video for “Heaven Hates Me,” a good song to sing out loud and clear! For real, this single from his debut album might just be the best original composition he’s written so far.
On top of that, “Heaven Hates Me” is an electrifying mix of vintage synths and pure 80s nostalgia. In other words, it’s all you need to get hyped and lose yourself in its super catchy melody!
“Heaven Hates Me” Is One of Those Songs You Can Sing Out Loud
“Heaven Hates Me” is one of those songs you can sing out loud due to its powerful chorus and heartfelt lyrics. As a matter of fact, he excels at songwriting and vocal delivery.
On top of that, with soulful notes, he transforms the whole composition into a standout in modern gay anthems. In particular, this jam speaks to anyone who’s ever felt lost, or just chasing some kind of escape.
By the same token, Gregory pours so much passion into his lyrics that you can’t help but feel every emotion he’s putting out there. The album, named after this track ‘Heaven Hates Me,’ dives into themes like questioning religion, dealing with guilt, and wondering about fate.
Turn It Up and Let the Music Speak
Surprisingly, the music video directed by the artist himself exceeds anything you’d imagine. And it’s important to realize that it has a cinematic quality that outshines all the previous visuals on his YouTube channel.
A lot of the scenes were shot in his car, where he belts out such a splendid gem at the top of his lungs. With that in mind, this is a good song to sing along to no matter where you are!
Sometimes, music says what words can’t, so crank up the volume now.
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