The empowered anthem joins the current single “Wranglers” as a preview of her forthcoming album
“Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned,” croons multi-hyphenate superstar Miranda Lambert on current single “Wranglers,” which arrived last month as the biggest streaming debut of her career. Now, the artist doubles down on her signature theme of empowerment as a woman liberated on “Dammit Randy,” a rousing anthem about reclaiming independence.
“This song came out of a conversation the night before Jon Randall and I went into the studio to make this album,” Lambert shares. “We were talking about how excited we were to be starting this journey with a new label family (Republic and Big Loud) and how supported we felt by them, which turned into chatting about situations where you might not feel so supported by someone – in this song’s case, an unappreciative Randy. So, this one’s for anyone with a Randy they need to move on from.”
From the opening lines, “Well dammit Randy did you ever hear me at all? / You were standin’ bone dry in the middle of a waterfall,” Lambert’s skillful storytelling shines through, with the chorus showcasing her lyrical prowess.
In addition to releasing new music, the most-awarded artist in Academy of Country Music history and triple Grammy Award-winner has also returned to the road for select engagements this year following the recent conclusion of her twice-extended, critically acclaimed Velvet Rodeo Las Vegas residency, with a special Music for Mutts benefit concert set for October 5th at Nashville’s Ascend Amphitheater in celebration of the 15th anniversary of her MuttNation Foundation, which has raised nearly $10 million to date in support of its mission to advance and support the welfare and adoption of shelter pets nationwide.
