Chayne’s creates a sharp, infectious Pop anthem on "Don’t Make Me Laugh"
Rising UK-French artist Chayne might only be 17, but with Don’t Make Me Laugh, she proves she’s already operating on a level well beyond her years. This slick and commanding pop-rock anthem is packed with attitude, dripping in sharp wit and cynicism, as she takes aim at insincere attention—whether it’s from a lover or the ever-fickle music industry.
Right from the start, Don’t Make Me Laugh hooks you in with its swirling lead guitars and punchy production. It’s a track that feels both modern and nostalgic, carrying echoes of early 2000s pop-rock, but with a fresh energy that’s entirely Chayne’s own. The basslines have a distinct rock edge, grounding the track with a sense of groove and weight, while the chorus is pure pop gold—catchy, anthemic, and impossible to forget.
But the real star of the show? Chayne’s vocals. There’s a boldness and clarity to her delivery that makes every word hit with precision. She doesn’t just sing—she commands the song, effortlessly balancing bright, emotive melodies with a cool, effortless edge. There’s weight in her voice, a confidence that gives the track its undeniable presence.
Lyrically, Don’t Make Me Laugh is biting but playful, the kind of song that smirks at the listener while delivering a deeper message. Chayne’s ability to blend emotional depth with pure pop appeal is a rare gift, and she wields it masterfully here.
With this being her fourth single and an album on the way, Don’t Make Me Laugh feels like a statement: Chayne is here, and she’s not playing by anyone’s rules. If this track is anything to go by, her debut full-length is going to be something special. Watch this space—because Chayne is about to break through in a big way.
Honestly, we’d listen to her music even if it was just her singing a capella, that’s how moved we were. However, we do urge you to check out this song and follow along for more by clicking those links!
Listen to “Don’t Make Me Laugh”
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