Nice Guy Dave, true to his name, is genuinely pleasant. A creative soul who just wants to write music, play his guitar, and sing to the world. If his music ends up lighting another person’s world or simply making them tap their feet or dance joyfully with reckless abandon, then that’s a win in his books. He has been writing songs for over two decades now, and he has decided the time is now for the world to experience his boundless gifts as a songwriter, storyteller, and musician. That’s why he’s releasing material consecutively. With him, expect a brand new track every Friday, leading up to his triple album debut scheduled for September 22, 2023.
Nice Guy Dave’s catchy and moodily intricate new single, “Judge Your Grudge”, is set to feature on one of his upcoming albums, “Positivifying”. This album will debut as part of a trio on September 22nd.
In this track, he pulls no punches with his unapologetic lyrical delivery, hitting all the right notes and ensuring his message gets home easily and steadily. The backing instrumentation made up of muscular riffs, pounding drums, robust bass, swirling synths, and resounding keyboards gives this track that rock n’ roll synergy that inspires its listener to get up and start dancing in time with the impressive blend of rhythm and melody.
With this track, Dave is reminding all those who judge others based on misleading information from others that he will also judge them based on their hatred and grudges. This serves as a forthright reminder that the opinions others hold of Nice Guy Dave are not his concern.
This track is brimming with such swagger and personality, and Dave’s immensely expressive voice perfectly projects the track’s essence and mood.
For music enthusiasts, this track is a treat. Follow the link below, immerse yourself in “Judge Your Grudge”, and if it resonates, consider adding it to your playlist.
To keep up with the latest developments from Nice Guy Dave, check out his website at www.niceguydavemusic.com
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