Single Review: Lotsy – “No Obedience”

image courtesy of Cameron Carpenter

Single Review of Lotsy: “No Obedience”

Catchy, fast-paced, irreverent, and sassy. You know that’s how you sell uptempo pop-music. And that’s what you get with Lotsy‘s latest single “No Obedience.”

Lotsy is louder than life, an irreverent rock ‘n roll persona, at least while performing “No Obedience.” And still a pop star-style rocker on her preceding 2026, less in-your-face releases. I mean, the same personality, just slightly dialed down. But where’s the fun in that?

photo courtesy of Cameron Carpenter

Indeed this song, “No Obedience,” roars in like a song on fire and doesn’t slow down as it barrels through its 2 and a half minutes. Lotsy carries the energy with her devil-may-care vocal delivery, and the song itself lends some assistance with the “boom chicka-boom bang bang” lyric. Sing along with that and try not to smile. I wait while you try… you can’t, can you?

“No Obedience” with some boom-chicka personality, slides into a verse, then progresses to the infectious, memorable chorus. Subsequent verses maintain a higher energy level, always amping up even more for the chorus. This song, with its hookiness, is absolutely a potential hit. It’s so short you’ll be disappointed when it ends and so much fun you’ll want to play it back-to-back. But be forewarned, I’m not sure you  can take 5 minutes of this; 2 1/2 is more reasonable. Sure, you won’t listen to me, but don’t come crying when you’re exhausted after that second listen.

It’s worth noting that Lotsy’s on the road right now. Or has been touring. She currently has just two shows left on the current tour – November 26 and 27 in Sudbury, Ontario – but you can keep an eye on her social media – Instagram, Facebook, or TikTok – for info about future shows when they’re announced.

In the meantime, listen to “No Obedience.” It’s the earworm you don’t yet realize you need in your life.

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After you’ve spun “No Obedience” a few dozen times, check out Lotsy’s even newer single, the catchy, bouncing pop-rocker “Money Pit,” which just dropped last week.

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