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    Judy Blank’s Dinosaurs: Where Climate Anxiety Meets Indie-Pop Charm

    Marcus AdetolaBy Marcus AdetolaFebruary 7, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Dutch-born, Nashville-based artist Judy Blank drops her latest single Dinosaurs through Rounder Records.

    It’s a deceptively buoyant take on environmental dread that somehow makes the apocalypse sound surprisingly groovy.

    Swirling with the warmth of vintage AM radio and sharp indie sensibilities, Dinosaurs feels like a friendly ghost story about our warming world.

    Blank’s voice dances between sweetness and warning, creating an atmosphere that’s both nostalgic and unnervingly current.

    “I was obsessed with disaster movies as a kid,” says Blank. “Now I sometimes feel like I’m living in one. When I wrote this song, I thought of it as a postcard from the future. I hope it can be a low-key reminder that it’s time to change the ending.”

    What stands out is how Blank weaves everyday anxieties with larger existential threats.

    The opening lines “Hello, I’m breathing hot air alone in my room” immediately place us in that familiar space of personal isolation, before expanding outward to global concerns.

    She name-drops Paul McCartney and pizza parties in the same breath as environmental collapse, making the apocalypse feel oddly intimate.

    After winning the 2023 Gold Award in the Netherlands with her debut Morning Sun, Blank made the leap to Nashville in early 2024.

    Her signing to Rounder Records marks an exciting new chapter, with Dinosaurs serving as the lead single from her upcoming three-track release Lil’ Mood.

    The production creates a dreamy, almost suspended-in-time quality – fitting for a song about waiting for the world to end.

    Each instrumental element feels intentionally placed to create contrast between the song’s weighty message and its light musical touch.

    It’s this tension that gives Dinosaurs its unique emotional resonance.

    As part of Blank’s upcoming Lil’ Mood release (due March 14th), Dinosaurs suggests an artist unafraid to tackle big themes while keeping one foot firmly planted in engaging, accessible indie-pop.

    Her ability to balance retro influences with contemporary concerns positions her as an intriguing voice in modern Americana.

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    Judy Blank Dinosaurs Lyrics

    Hello, i’m breathing
    Hot air alone in my room at the top of the stairs
    Palace of gloom
    But it’s okay i just gotta be brave

    It’s only fleeting heads down
    Sitting it out
    And the tv keeps repeating
    What it’s all about
    They say it’s okay
    You just gotta behave me, myself, and all my friends patiently waiting for the world to end
    It will not affect us
    They’re never gonna get

    Me and my dinosaurs

    Don’t wanna say it’s
    Not fair
    I’m halfway alive
    But there’s too many things
    I wanted to try
    And it’s okay
    But what about cocaine? and what about the
    Spring dance, summer camp?
    And my paul mccartney
    Pizza party basement jam?
    Are they okay?
    I just wanna play

    Me, myself, and all my friends endlessly waiting for the world to end
    It will not affect us
    They’re never gonna get us

    Me and my friends
    Are gonna stay right here
    Keep it together til it disappears
    Until we win this war

    Me and my dinosaurs
    Me and my dinosaurs
    Me and my dinosaurs
    I talk to dinosaurs

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