Lucy Sugerman I “golden boy”

Perfecting the art of turning satirical insults into bold pop singles is not easy, but Sydney’s Lucy Sugerman has mastered the craft in just one song with “golden boy”. A scoff at her ex, Lucy has channelled all of her sharp tongue comments into a modern pop track that will make you giggle but also sing along. 

“I was pretty fired up when I wrote It. It’s the first song from this project where the depreciation lands on someone other than me! I think for me, “golden boy” captures that stage of the breakup process where you’re angry as a coping mechanism, and trying to focus on the bad side of a relationship as a method of moving on. I know writing it was super cathartic and a huge emotional turning point for me,” said Lucy. 

“Regardless of who’s right or wrong, I hope all my fellow heartbroken and jaded people can relate and have a little chuckle about their decisions in love and things they put up with too.”

Sugerman lets people into her world through relatable tales of her struggles and triumphs in romance and growing up, showing that they are not alone, and capturing the humour and spirit. “golden boy” is well and truly relatable to so many people. 

“golden boy” is the third single release in the lead up to Lucy’s debut album which is to be released later this year.