Ariel Beesley Tells Her Toxic Releationships To Fuck Off In 'So Baby'
by JAMES A. DURAN
In her latest single Los Angeles, CA’s Ariel Beesley tells all of her toxic relationships that they can, quite literally, fuck right off.
Although LA has been without a live show for nearly half a year now, Ariel Beesley hasn’t let it slow her down when it comes to releasing music - not in the least bit. In her latest single, a powerful pop-rock 80’s-nostalgic gem titled ‘So Baby’, the singer-songwriter says goodbye to the toxic relationships and people of her past, and hello to a future of self-love.
We email-chatted with Beesley about her new single, toxic relationships, and her debut LP set to come out next year - on the background behind her new single, she explains, “I wrote “So Baby” at the end of 2019. 2019 Was an interesting year for me personally because I was single the whole year. First time since maybe I was 15. And I needed that so badly, to be alone and not worry about a partner’s life. That being said, it’s not like I was celibate. Though I didn’t have a “boyfriend” I did date some guys here and there, most of which treated me like trash and made it all the more clear why I needed to be single. Basically, at the end of all that bullshit I went into the studio with Daz [Cordeux] and was so fuckin angry. I told him we were there to write a song about telling all those guys they can fuck right off. And that’s exactly what we did.”
Beesley performing at Echo Park Rising 2019, by Frank Mojica