Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Ana Massard A disco ball proves that broken pieces can still reflect the surrounding greatness. Cherry Bomb turns that image into a dance-pop release with Myriad Reflector. Rather than hiding the jagged parts of the past, the song treats them as openings for light. Built from reflection, memory, and release, fried synth-pop production meets her operatic vocal reach. This idea gives its speaker-blowing chorus more weight as Cherry Bomb haunted m

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Matty Vogel A stained-glass window made of sequins, stilettos, and self-belief is the world Cherry Bomb lives in. With Sorry You’re Not Sorry, the latest release from Mandy Lee, this brand new solo project continuation feels like a declaration of independence wrapped in disco-pop glamour. Driven by sweeping violin flourishes and a heartfelt pulse, the song transforms disappointment into something radiant and alive. Instead of chasing validation

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Matty Vogel What if the version of you online isn’t the one meant to survive? Cherry Bomb crashes into focus with Digital Girl , a vibrant yet uneasy pop release which blurs the line between celebration and overload. Led by Mandy Lee of MisterWives , the solo project leans into a glossy, Y2K-tinged soundscape while peeling back the pressure behind it of curated perfection, endless scrolling, and the quiet erosion of identity. Her vocals glid

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Matty Vogel Cherry Bomb is officially entering the spotlight. After more than a decade fronting MisterWives , Lee now turns inward and outward at once. The Los Angeles–based solo project of Mandy Lee launches with Never Be Me (M★therf★cker) . Glitter-soaked, maximalist, and defiantly joyful, the release introduces a new creative universe rooted in autonomy, pleasure, and unapologetic femininity. That community takes center stage in the high-s