Daisy Dares You Is a Fan of Rock Music Stars as Well as Pop Legends
Cast your eye over 16-year-old Daisy Dares You’s MySpace profile and you may see a studio devoted to the rock legends she idolises. There’s Nick Cavern looking cruel, Morrissey under a dark gray sky and Kurt Cobain strumming his acoustic guitar. “There’s not a new Rage [Against The Machine], there isn’t a Courtney Love, there’s not these folks coming out,” rues Daisy Coburn, sat today on a settee. “I have no idea if we’ll see that again.” “I don’t go on the web much, I do not watch telly, I’m going out or go to gigs,” she states. The Daisy Dares You Number One Enemy song is set for a high chart entry in the UK.
“A lot of folks just go browsing and lots of it is just advertising for what’s on the radio. Now there’s not that rock and roll on the radio. It’s lots more accessible, straightforward listening pop.” Daisy’s chain the absence of any rock legends developing in the previous few years is obviously something the Essex-born musician wants to rectify. Regardless of the polished pop glaze of her debut single Number One Enemy a rock chick prowls underneath.
Chipmunk collaborates on Daisy Dares You track Number One Enemy “I wrote these songs when I was 14,” she asserts, distancing herself a little bit. “I’m 17 this year. A lot of stuff has occurred, that is a large amount of life experience. I have developed as a musician a lot more.” Where music is worried Coburn had an early lead with some promising DNA. “I initially began writing music when I was thirteen. I have been playing instruments since I was 7.
Everybody of my folks plays instruments. It’s passed down into me.
