Laughing Cats’ current single, “Jerk,” is an exhilarating fusion of nostalgia and innovation that perfectly captures the duo’s genre-defying artistry. Formed by the dynamic pairing of Lauren Schiff and Tony Fredianelli, Laughing Cats draws from their rich musical histories to create a sound that feels both familiar and thrillingly new.
“Jerk” explores the messy, bittersweet complexities of love with infectious energy and a dash of attitude. The track seamlessly blends shimmering ’80s synths, punchy ’90s alt-rock hooks, and a touch of theatrical flair, paying homage to influences like The Beatles and New Order while carving its own unique identity. The result is a song that feels tailor-made for both throwback playlists and modern indie rock stations.
Tony Fredianelli’s pedigree as a former member of Third Eye Blind shines through in the song’s polished production and sharp instrumentation. Meanwhile, Lauren Schiff’s expressive vocals and knack for storytelling add emotional depth, transforming “Jerk” into more than just a catchy tune—it’s a narrative you’ll feel compelled to unravel with every listen.
With “Jerk,” Laughing Cats introduce themselves as a duo unafraid to take risks, merging eras and styles with effortless charm. As a teaser for their upcoming album, Funny Money, this track promises great things to come. Laughing Cats are here to redefine the boundaries of pop and rock—don’t be surprised if “Jerk” becomes your new obsession.
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