VOILÀ - Wish It On You

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Verse 1:

I’ll try to keep it cordial
Be the bigger person
Make it middle finger formal
Let karma get her work in

Pre-Chorus:
They say that hate’s a really strong word
So let me tell you that I know I hate you

Chorus:
Beat me black and blue
Rip me right in two

Wouldn’t wish it on my own worst enemy
Wouldn’t wish it on my own worst enemy

All the hell that you
Went and put me through

Wouldn’t wish it on my own worst enemy
But I wish it on you

Verse 2:
Hold my breath while you hold me down
Is that what you want?
What goes around comes back around
So is that all you’ve got?
Look who’s folding under pressure
Just like you wanted me to do
Kinda funny how your own words
Have a tendency come and bite you

Chorus:

Beat me black and blue
Rip me right in two

Wouldn’t wish it on my own worst enemy
Wouldn’t wish it on my own worst enemy

All the hell that you
Went and put me through

Wouldn’t wish it on my own worst enemy
But I wish it on you

Bridge :
I hope someone rips your heart right out your chest
I hope someone breaks you till there’s nothing left
I hope someone ruins what love meant inside your head
I hope someone makes you wish that we had never met

Chorus:
Beat me black and blue
Rip me right in two
Wouldn’t wish it on my own worst enemy
Wouldn’t wish it on my own worst enemy

All the hell that you
Went and put me through

Wouldn’t wish it on my own worst enemy
But I wish it on you

But I wish it on you

Release Date: May 03, 2024

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"VOILÀ - Wish It On You" is a powerful and emotional song that delves into the feelings of betrayal and hurt caused by someone close. The lyrics speak of trying to rise above the negativity and wishing karma to do its work. The chorus emphasizes the pain endured and the desire for the perpetrator to experience the same. The bridge conveys a sense of revenge and longing for justice. Overall, the song captures the raw emotions of heartbreak and the struggle to overcome it.

Biography

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“Refreshing,” “Romantic,” and “Relatable” are a few of the terms used to describe L.A.- based pop/rock act VOILÀ. Gus Ross and Luke Eisner, respectively from London and Wisconsin – combine authentic production, emotive vocals and magnetic lyricism as a duo.

Ross started out busking around London, which led to playing shows in London’s infamous West End: even performing for the Queen. He incorporates “raw emotion and old school jazz,” in his vocals. He is fascinated by the technicality of music and handles production.

On the other side of the world, Eisner’s passion for music came through lyricism: fascinated by timeless literature, he fronted bands in the midwest scene. “I strive to include at least one tattoo-able phrase in every song we write,“ says Eisner, who also maintains a professional modeling career, which helps craft the duo’s aesthetic.

VOILÀ started 2018 as one of BBC Introducing Solent’s “Ones to Watch.” With millions of streams on their music to date, their singles “Hundredth Second Chance” and “Lately” continue to grow. After success on Spotify and BBC radio, the band drew eminent praise from the likes of Billboard, Pandora, and more.

They have supported the likes of Kesha, The Fray, X Ambassadors, Flume and, Martin Garrix and their new single, “Don’t,” debuted on Spotify’s New Music Friday playlist at #19. With their ambitious spirit, impressive dedication, and undeniable charm – VOILÀ look set for Wembley.