#ingridsays

Ingrid Michaelson has finally released  her single “Hell No” to her sixth album titled It Doesn’t Have To Make Sense. Her album will be release the 28th of this month (8/28.) Michaelson had an interview with The Huffington Post about the content of the song. The lyrics are an obvious hit of a break-ballad, but she explains beyond that judgement: “We all have been through being wronged,” Michaelson tells me, “so we created a powerful break up song. This song is not about one specific relationship but about lots of different relationships and how they culled together into one unified force of anger.” She also collaborated with Luke Laird and Barry Dean for this single- two very strong country singers. Michaelson states that Nashville, and country in general, as had a large impact on her new sound. By no means is this single country, but it is honorable that she is dipping into different genres to expand her already phenomenal vocal talent and her perspective on music in general.

Check out her single and stay tuned for her album!

Here is a link to the official hilarious music video as well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4tefnQGtNY

#teamstachemedia #Hellno #NewIngrid #Ingridsays  

I’ve loved Ingrid Michaelson since 2007 when she released her debut album Girls and Boys. “The Way I Am” and “Girls Chase Boys” are both amazing tracks off the album, and I was so excited when she released a new LP only a year later. “You and I” is still one of my favorite songs today, but “Hell No” might be my new favorite track by her.

It’s extremely catchy and fun, and her music video is awesome. It just goes to show how down-to-earth and cool Ingrid is. The music video was created entirely out of her Snapchat videos where she tried out dozens of different filters. The video is a great way to see her true and great personality.