Barefoot’s New Single “Cry Baby” Urges Listeners to Let it All Out

Hailing from Arizona, the band Barefoot has just unveiled their latest single, “Cry Baby,” which delves into the concept of releasing pent-up emotions and experiencing a cathartic release. Challenging societal norms that dictate men shouldn’t shed tears, the song actively urges its listeners to embrace their own vulnerability.

The song’s inspiration draws deeply from the band’s personal journeys, encompassing moments of employment struggles and overwhelming feelings. This unique piece, titled “Cry Baby,” expertly showcases the band’s signature blend of rock, alternative, indie, and pop influences.
Barefoot, composed of vocalist Dylan Fay, drummer Christian Aroz, guitarist Dylan Heinrich, and bassist Patrick Smiley, has been a prominent presence in the Arizona music scene since their inaugural EP release in 2013. With a string of studio albums and electrifying performances, the band’s musical identity remains in constant evolution, consistently captivating their audience and leaving them eager for more.