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”A Song for elon” by Clare Easdown

Posted on 28 February 202528 February 2025 By Chorus Chronicles No Comments on ”A Song for elon” by Clare Easdown

Australian artist Clare Easdown has unleashed a fearless and unapologetic new single, “A Song for Elon,” released on February 13th, 2025. Collaborating with Jade Ryan, Clare delivers a scathing critique of the wealthy elite, particularly targeting figures like Elon Musk. Influenced by politically charged bands such as Amyl and the Sniffers, Bikini Kill, and Pussy Riot, the track is a bold statement against power structures that favor the privileged few. With an unfiltered approach, Clare and Jade use their music to challenge listeners, urging them to confront societal injustices with urgency and defiance.

From the first note, “A Song for Elon” bursts with raw intensity, grabbing the listener’s attention with gritty guitars and an anthemic chorus that refuses to be ignored. The song not only criticizes one of the world’s wealthiest figures but also condemns the broader systems that uphold the dominance of the 1%. With pointed references to Elon Musk’s controversial actions, including his infamous Nazi salute, the track takes a direct stand against those who manipulate global events for personal gain. Clare’s impassioned vocals and Jade’s razor-sharp political perspective transform the song into a powerful anthem of resistance.

The production of the single is as raw and unfiltered as its message. Recorded in Clare’s affordable housing in Menai using just an iPhone and Apple headphones, “A Song for Elon” proves that passion and truth matter more than expensive equipment. This stripped-down, DIY approach gives the song an authentic, grassroots feel that resonates deeply with its themes of inequality and power imbalance. The accompanying music video further amplifies this message, prominently featuring Clare’s housing number to underline the erosion of privacy by the elite, an issue that adds another layer of meaning to the track’s rebellious spirit.

What sets “A Song for Elon” apart is its fearless political stance. At a time when many artists shy away from making direct statements, Clare and Jade embrace activism through their music. The lyrics may call out Musk by name, but the song speaks to a much larger audience, anyone who has ever felt crushed by systemic injustice or silenced by the overwhelming dominance of the rich and powerful. This is more than just a protest song; it is a battle cry for those who refuse to accept the status quo, a universal call for change in an era of increasing disparity.

The creative partnership between Clare and Jade, which began serendipitously on Tinder, has evolved into a formidable force in politically charged music. With “A Song for Elon,” they solidify their stance as artists unafraid to speak truth to power. As they prepare to bring their message to live audiences at venues like The Moshpit Bar and LazyBones Lounge, it’s clear their impact is just beginning. This track demands to be heard for its electrifying sound, and for the conversations it will ignite long after the final note fades.

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