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Annie DiRusso’s<\/a> latest single is all about a guy you \u2014 unfortunately \u2014 know. The percussion-heavy, witty, blistering guitar track is rampant with nods to “my friend’s shitty ass film school ex-boyfriend <\/em>who’s always telling people how to make their art but never really making any of his own,” DiRusso tells us. <\/em>Just before the track peaks, merging her voice over a swirl of guitar chords, she howls: “You know what I think’s cheap?\/ Saying you’re a writer and not writing anything.” Brilliant. <\/p>\n <\/span>The Nashville-based, New York City-raised singer-songwriter brought together friends for the Coyote <\/em>Ugly-<\/em>inspired visuals for the track \u2014 premiering today on PAPER. <\/em>Singer <\/em>Eliza McLamb,<\/a> internet darlings Kelley Heyer<\/a> and Caroline Calloway<\/a> star in the video, with comedian Caleb Hearon<\/a> taking on directorial duties for the video \u2014 all coming together to tell the story of a “crazy girl in the big city following her dreams,” DiRusso says. <\/p>\n Today also marks the release of DiRusso’s debut album, Super Pedestrian. <\/em>“A lot of the album is about this push and pull of acceptance and resistance. It’s me learning to surrender and about not being in the passenger seat of your own life (even though I never officially got my driver\u2019s license),” DiRusso says of her visceral and vulnerable first album.<\/p>\n Below, DiRusso shares more on “Good Ass Movie” and what she’s most excited to share with fans next.<\/p>\n<\/h3>\n
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