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Published on June 18th, 2021 | by Dr. Jerry Doby

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Parker Matthews Brings A Provocative Beat With Latest Single ‘What You Wanna Do?’

Situation-ships are difficult, but Parker Matthews has put all of our thoughts and feelings into words with the second single off his forthcoming EP, “What You Wanna Do?” Coming off of the hype from Parker’s debut single, fans are excited for this next release.

Similar to the first single, “What You Wanna Do?” showcases Parker’s signature neon-hued electric pop sound while providing a new perspective on a relationship. It highlights the case of liking someone and knowing that they like you back, but they won’t make the move to take the relationship to the next level. This single will have you wishing you were at an ‘80s roller rink holding hands with your potential significant other, skating under the disco ball, hoping that he or she is going to pop the question at any moment.

Another important topic that this song explores is the toxicity of today’s dating and hookup culture. The illusion of “it’s cool to not care” and going with the flow gets destroyed with that one question – What are we? People want to feel in control of their emotions, but Parker’s single gives us that space of air to feel free and do what you wanna do. With it being a very topical subject, there is no better time than now for this song to be top of your list. 

Kicking off the song with a bang, the single opens with an ascending drum beat into electronic synths, immediately catching the listener’s attention and enticing him or her with fresh, melodic lyrics. It’s electrifying and illicitly desirable. You will feel entranced with every beat and line – 

Don’t tell me what I need to know 

There’s something possible here, let it show 

If you’re not afraid to be you, I can be me too 

Watch what we gonna do 

It’s feeling like the energy is right with you 

Give me a pass tonight, live like your last tonight 

Just admit to your intuition its true 

Give me a pass tonight, live like your last tonight 

I know that you’re in the mood 

So why don’t you do what you wanna do? 

Don’t be shy, don’t be rude 

So why don’t you do what you wanna do? 

“When something casual has the potential to turn into something more, people tend to run away… this record is about seeing the beauty of a relationship and not being afraid to be in one.” – Parker Matthews 

There is no easy way to put these emotions into words, but Parker has taken on the challenge for us. He wants his listeners to know that they aren’t alone in these strange and confusing feelings, and give space to reflect through music. 

“What You Wanna Do?” will be Parker’s second single release of 2021 and off of ‘No Regular Love,’ the highly anticipated debut EP about falling in love, heartbreak, and how there is nothing normal about that special connection. He has worked hard to create this masterpiece of music and is excited to share his experiences with the world and find commonalities in all of our irregular loves. 

About Parker Matthews: 

Raised in Pittsburgh, Matthews, trained as a classical musician, booked a one-way ticket to LA to launch his career as a pop artist, and he hasn’t looked back. A highly

empathetic artist, Parker Matthew’s deeply vulnerable sound is reflective of his desire to bring people together and connect on a higher level. Inspired by the likes of Christina Aguilera, Lady Gaga, Adele, Jennifer Hudson and Jessie J, his lyrics speak to those who are struggling in love and life. He wants to use his rapidly growing platform to advocate for suicide prevention and anti-bullying by supporting organizations such as The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention and LGBTQ+ – spreading positivity and fortitude through his music.



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Editor-in-Chief of The Hype Magazine, Media and SEO Consultant, Journalist, Ph.D. and retired combat vet. 2023 recipient of The President's Lifetime Achievement Award. Partner at THM Media Group. Member of the U.S. Department of Arts and Culture, the United States Press Agency and ForbesBLK.


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