Girl Tones' “Stubborn Mouth” Is A Swaggering Rock Statement Packed With Razor Sharp Hooks And Fearless Attitude
- STAFF
- May 15
- 1 min read
Updated: Jul 15
By: Miles Carter
With playful bite, undeniable chemistry, and a magnetic performance, Girl Tones make “Stubborn Mouth” impossible to look away from from its opening moments.
Girl Tones return with “Stubborn Mouth,” a sharp, swaggering new rock release via Parallel Vision and Big Loud Rock. The sister duo of Kenzie and Laila continue proving they know how to take tension, frustration, and personal flaws and twist them into songs built for the stage. These two have a reputation for killing it live.
“Stubborn Mouth” leans into the messy side of being headstrong. The track moves with a taunting, playful bite, but underneath that sneer is something more vulnerable. It is self-aware without losing its punch.
The official video, directed by Austin Dickerson, adds another layer to the release. Set inside the wood-paneled walls of a retro house, the clip puts Girl Tones in a setting that matches their offbeat rock energy while giving the performance a strange, tempting edge.
Made up of two classically trained sisters, Girl Tones began with Kenzie moving from cello to guitar and Laila shifting from piano to drums. Their early releases were produced by Brad Shultz of Cage The Elephant.
Listen to “Stubborn Mouth,” watch the official video, and follow Girl Tones for more.
