Matt Wright’s latest track, “Heartbreaker,” is super catchy and full of energy. His singing is top-notch and really adds to the vibe of the track. The lyrics are easy to remember and capture the feeling of going through a breakup. Wright wrote it from his own experience, which gives it a personal touch. The music video that goes with it is really cool too. Overall, we’re loving this song and can’t wait to see what Matt does next!
“Heartbreaker” is a song that Matt wrote a few years back after a breakup. It’s about wanting to be the one who ends things for once, instead of being the one who gets hurt. The lyrics have a bit of a sad vibe but with a twist of wanting to take control. The music has a kind of retro dance feel to it, which is fun.
The lyrics are simple but they hit home. Lines like “I wanna be a heartbreaker / I don’t wanna get my heart broken” capture the mood of the song perfectly. The beat is catchy and you can’t help but bop along to it. The music video is really well done and adds to the story of the song. It’s clear that a lot of thought went into both the song and the video.
Overall, “Heartbreaker” is a great song that shows off Matt Wright’s talent as a singer and songwriter. It’s the kind of song you’ll want to play on repeat. We’re excited to see what else Matt has in store for us in the future!
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Matt started out his career when he supported Son Of Dork (James Bourne from Busted’s spin-off band) at legendary London venue, Shepherd’s Bush Empire. From there he toured parts of the UK and made appearances on television.
He went on to record a full album (Darker Than Light (Special Edition)) with Son Of Dork’s Steve Rushton as producer and co-writer back in 2007-2008.
Since then, Matt has redefined his sound to a more pop/dance vibe, whilst working with the likes of Reece and Alex Elliott, and in recent times, he has seen great success racking up over 200,000 views across just 2 videos on TikTok for his songs, ‘OMT‘ and ‘Take Me Somewhere‘. Additionally, he has had tracks ‘OMT‘, ‘Falling’, ‘Heartbreaker‘, and most recently, ‘Thank U (Bringing Us Down)’ featured on several BBC Introducing shows across BBC Radio Sussex and BBC Radio Surrey.
