Indie Pop Artist Megan Winsor Shakes Off The Stereotypes On New Single “That Bitch”
After releasing her sophomore album 11 back on November 11th, SoCal indie singer-songwriter Megan Winor returns with her latest single “That Bitch”. A confident number about holding her ground and shaking off the misogynistic stereotypes about feminine expectations, “That Bitch” boasts an infectious sense of self-appreciation.
“Some people think that it is unattractive for women to want a career, I know, how old fashioned”, she shares about the song. “This song blossomed after being told this by an ex of mine, how he wanted someone to raise his kids and put food on the table. Thus, this idea that “too bad I’m never bitch enough for you,” was born”.
With a groovy synth-pop melody at its foundation, “That Bitch” combines humour with confidence as she lets go of the toxic mentality.
Check out the catchy single below:
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