Devon Cole is a Calgary-native whose musical education mostly consisted of show choirs and rodeo appearances. While writing the lyrical wrongs of \u201cBlurred Lines,\u201d Cole\u2019s remix went viral on Tiktok. Soon, she\u2019d deliver\u2014the singer-songwriter\u2019s 2021 alt-pop project, Party for One, accruing tastemaker approval and millions of streams in mere months. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
The secret to Cole\u2019s CBC -acclaimed \u201cearworm pop with a feminist edge,\u201d lies in her clinical approach to songwriting. The psychology graduate’s Arista Records debut, \u201cW.I.T.C.H\u201d (\u201cWoman in Total Control of Herself\u201d) is the product of weeks of research: deep dives into the history of witchcraft, along with unending reruns of Sabrina the Teenage Witch. Billboard raved that the track \u201cbounces along with a natural confidence that sells the radio-ready hook and puts its feminist message first.\u201d After Cole shared snippets of the funk-flavored, \u201cW.I.T.C.H\u201d secured 300,000 pre-saves, 33 million+ streams and the official music video trended at #27 on YouTube week of release. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"