If you're looking for a low-key sort of woman to hang out with, steer clear of the lady in Grey DeLisle's superb new single, "I Can't Be Kind." Veteran musician and voice actor DeLisle offers a bluesy, raunchy and sensual performance on the song, defining herself as the kind of gal you probably shouldn't bring home to mama. She's so irresistible, you'll have a devil of a good time with her, but you just might regret it later!
Her full-throated, boisterous vocal on "I Can't Be Kind" recalls early Bonnie Raitt, with a touch of Janis Joplin and a dash of Etta James thrown into the mix. The multi-talented DeLisle is comfortable performing in a variety of genres, whether it be rock, country, rockabilly, or soul. Borrowed, her 2022 album of covers, is a testament to her versatility, featuring her versions of songs from Pink Floyd, Ray Charles and Nancy Sinatra, among others. Her recent cover of the classic "Help Me Make It Through The Night," performed with Eddie Clendening, is simply stunning: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=idChrJPhnt4.
"I Can't Be Kind," is a guitar-infused, rocking tune, featuring a rip-roaring, saucy vocal turn by the incredible Grey DeLisle. This is a song that will definitely get stuck in your head, and having you adding it to your regular listening rotation, and your playlist of red hot blues tunes. Produced by Marvin Etzioni (of Lone Justice and Thee Holy Brothers), you can listen to the song by following the link below, and like the image above says, Play It Loud:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5o8vyK0zAGo&list=OLAK5uy_lRdqSzzK57bBZwC7_XqxdOEvSSsjpGCcM.
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