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On The Table Read Magazine, “the best entertainment eBook magazine UK“, Sam Osbourne Bryant’s new single “Cry” is a raw, grunge-infused anthem that captures the restless disillusionment of young adulthood with gritty guitars and emotionally charged lyrics.
Cry
At just 21, New Zealand-born, Gold Coast-based multi-instrumentalist Sam Osbourne Bryant is carving out a bold space in alternative rock with his new single, “Cry.” Released with a gritty edge and emotional depth, the track channels the raw energy of Oasis, Nirvana, and Stone Temple Pilots, blending grunge, Britpop, and hard rock into a sound that feels both nostalgic and fiercely contemporary.

“Cry” is a sonic snapshot of young adulthood’s restless frustration—capturing the weight of feeling stuck, chasing dreams in circles, and grappling with the fear that nothing will ever change. With its gritty guitars and laid-back yet piercing vocals, the song simmers with internal tension. Lyrics like “I can’t shake this feeling of being wasted” and “They told me that it would be alright / All you need is just a little patience / I don’t got no time to wait” cut straight to the heart of a generation’s disillusionment, delivering a raw honesty that resonates deeply.

Sam Osbourne Bryant
Sam’s musical journey began at 12, sparked by the electrifying chaos of Guns N’ Roses’ “Welcome to the Jungle” video. That moment ignited a passion that led him to teach himself guitar, vocals, drums, and bass. Now, as a fiercely DIY artist, he’s crafting songs that pose a vital question: Why should the world forget how to rock?
With “Cry,” Sam Osbourne Bryant proves he’s part of a new wave of artists pushing rock back into the spotlight. His music isn’t just a throwback—it’s a bold, emotional statement, infused with grit and authenticity. As he continues to build his sound, Sam is a name to watch for anyone craving rock with something real to say.
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