Rising Nashville metalcore star Showing Teeth dropped her debut single “Labyrinth” (which features Periphery’s Matt Halpern on drums, plus Zach Munowitz on guitar and bass) on November 14th quickly rallying fans and garnering critical acclaim.
Showing Teeth has garnered 224K followers and 3.2M likes on TikTok and 136K followers on Instagram. In the last 30 days, she’s added 23K new followers and 3.5M views across her socials.
Showing Teeth explains“‘Labyrinth’ is a sad yet fun expression of my struggle to accept myself and escape the maze of people-pleasing” The verses are an angry outburst of grief for the parts of myself I’ve given so freely to feel accepted, while the chorus is the soft moment of bliss when you think you’ve found the right person and can finally love yourself. Reality is, only you can save yourself and escaping the labyrinth is a necessary journey to figure out why you are worthy of happiness.”
Showing Teeth premieres the official visualizer video today and shares “Making the ‘Labyrinth’ visualizer was fun and also kind of insane. I told Carly (Gnarly Media) my idea and the timeline and she was ready for the challenge. We filmed everything in less than two days and had to go very fast in order to get everything. We basically just aggressively played outside for several hours and Carly made us look cool.”
Watch Showing Teeth “Labyrinth” Here:
Showing Teeth – Labyrinth (Official Visualizer)
Video by: Carly Squires (IG: @gnarlymedia_)
“Labyrinth”
Where does my soul reside?
Wherever you’re around
You can chew me up and spit me out onto the ground
You want this heart inside?
Let me just rip it out
Hollow out my chest, ‘cause I would rather live without
Where does your pain reside?
I’d like to chew it out
Drink in your poison, feel it playing in my bloodstream now
You want this heart inside?
Let me just rip it out
Hollow out my chest, I’d rather live without
Approach intimate, words drip onto skin
Flex and bend like smoke, you breathe me in
Cut out all dead ends, softer touch to mend
Hands retracing paths, a labyrinth
Break into my skin, revise my skeleton to bend into your hand
I want to fit perfectly
Break into my skin, revise my skeleton to bend into your hand
I want to fit perfectly
Break into my skin, revise my skeleton to bend into your hand
Tear down to build again
Break into my skin, revise my skeleton to bend into your hand
I want to fit perfectly
Approach intimate, words drip onto skin
Flex and bend like smoke, you breathe me in
Cut out all dead ends, softer touch to mend
Hands retracing paths, a labyrinth
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