BURRY RELEASES POWERFUL NEW SINGLE ‘TV GLOW’, A REFLECTION ON QUEER SELF-DISCOVERY
Emerging artist Burry has released their highly anticipated new single, TV Glow—a deeply personal and sonically captivating track that explores the moment they fully embraced their queer identity. Through raw storytelling and immersive production, Burry reflects on past relationships—dating men while secretly daydreaming about women—capturing the tension, longing, and ultimate freedom of self-acceptance.
More than just a song, TV Glow serves as an intimate confession and a soundtrack to self-discovery. With lush, atmospheric production and pop-driven melodies, the track marks a significant evolution in Burry’s sound, blending confessional lyricism with dreamlike yet emotionally charged energy. The result is an anthem of authenticity that lingers long after the last note fades.
A non-binary artist from Halifax, Nova Scotia, Burry has carved out a space in the industry by fearlessly addressing themes of queerness, mental health, and the lived experiences of marginalized communities. Their music, a striking fusion of indie and pop, is defined by raw emotion, compelling lyrics, and infectious melodies. Their previous release, “Pillow Princess”, received critical acclaim from GLAAD, further cementing Burry’s status as a bold, boundary-pushing voice in modern music.
Throughout their career, Burry has been candid about struggles with mental health, channeling personal battles with depression and anxiety into music that resonates deeply with listeners. Their ability to transform pain into something universally relatable has fostered an emotional connection with fans, positioning them as both an artist and an advocate.
At the core of Burry’s artistry is an unwavering commitment to truth. Their music isn’t just storytelling—it’s a lifeline for those who feel unseen or unheard. By turning their experiences into art, Burry continues to champion representation, proving that even in the darkest moments, music can be a source of connection, healing, and hope.
