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Chappell Roan’s Debut LP Releases This Wednesday

Rohit Singh
Last updated: December 7, 2025 6:10 am
Rohit Singh
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wendsday Reflects on Chappell Roan’s “The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess”

As part of Music Feeds’ “Love Letter To A Record” series, Sydney-based alt-rock artist wendsday (also affectionately known as W) opens up about their profound connection to Chappell Roan’s debut studio album, “The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess.” This comes shortly after wendsday’s own second single release titled “I’m Fine Thanks,” an intense critique of Australia’s class disparities wrapped in vibrant, energetic sounds.

Contents
  • wendsday Reflects on Chappell Roan’s “The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess”
  • Introducing “I’m Fine Thanks”
  • wendsday’s Adoration for Chappell Roan
  • The Impact of “The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess”
  • Conclusion: A Shared Love for Music

Released via We Don’t Exist Records, “I’m Fine Thanks” is imbued with the energy reminiscent of popular bands such as Sly Withers and Jeff Rosenstock, yet it carries a distinctly Sydney-esque twist. The track, produced by Clint Topic at Sawtooth Studios in Newcastle, combines raw grit with modern charm. W describes it as “a scream into the ear of every youtube business guru and Martin Place broker” who perpetuate the idea of capitalism as a fair game, while the song boldly addresses themes of stoicism and the looming death of the Australian dream.

Introducing “I’m Fine Thanks”

wendsday’s new single “I’m Fine Thanks” is more than just a song; it’s an audacious commentary on society. Drawing influences from the heart-on-sleeve bravado of alternative rock, the track evokes a sense of urgency and rebellion. W explains that the song’s gritty essence aims to dismantle the facade of a meritocratic society, exposing its flaws and shortcomings.

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This ferocity manifests through catchy hooks and a raucous soundscape that compels listeners to confront uncomfortable truths about class differences in modern Australia. The candid lyrics resonate with listeners who feel disillusioned by the prevailing status quo, presenting a refreshing perspective in today’s music landscape.

wendsday’s Adoration for Chappell Roan

In a heartfelt letter to Chappell Roan, wendsday articulates their deep admiration for Roan’s debut. The album, which has captivated many with its inventive songwriting and thematic depth, has left an indelible mark on W. From the moment they pressed play on the opening track “Femininomenon,” wendsday felt an electrifying connection that stimulated their creative spirit.

The album is a standout in a sea of cookie-cutter releases, showcasing Roan’s unique artistry amidst a landscape often dominated by AI-generated trends and formulaic compositions. With high-energy tracks, Roan navigates various genres effortlessly, leaving listeners enthralled.

The Impact of “The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess”

Each song on the album offers a powerful exploration of individuality and authenticity in a world that frequently prioritizes conformity. W notes that with tracks like “My Kink Is Karma” and “Kaleidoscope,” Roan manages to blend whimsy with poignant reflections on heartbreak, creating an immersive experience for the listener.

W expresses how Roan’s lyrical genius has inspired them to elevate their own music while grappling with the realities of their craft. The complexity and beauty of Roan’s work push coworkers and contemporaries to rethink the boundaries of pop music. “The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess” has ignited a creative fire that wendsday has channeled into their upcoming releases.

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Conclusion: A Shared Love for Music

Wendsday’s love letter encapsulates the essence of music as a transformative force that binds artists and listeners alike. Their pay homage to Chappell Roan not only highlights their admiration but also reflects a collective yearning for genuine artistry in a commercial landscape saturated with mediocrity. They remind us that while the music industry may be changing, the power of music to connect us and challenge societal norms remains intact.

With “I’m Fine Thanks,” wendsday asserts their own voice in this ever-evolving musical dialogue, and we can only anticipate what’s next as they continue to carve out their unique space.

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