5 Reasons You Should Listen to 'Will You Won't You' by Katie Dauson
- Louise Clark
- 3 days ago
- 2 min read
Toronto singer-songwriter Katie Dauson is back with her infectious new single, “Will You Won’t You”, a vibrant fusion of retro rockabilly and modern rock. Following the success of Get Ready, this track channels Dauson’s love of vintage sound while injecting her signature playful energy. From the first guitar riff to the toe-tapping rhythms, it’s a song built to lift spirits and get listeners moving. Here are five reasons you need to give it a spin:
1. Retro Meets Modern
Dauson bridges eras effortlessly, drawing inspiration from 1950s pioneers like The Crickets and 1970s revivalists such as Blondie and George Thorogood. The result is a track that feels nostalgic yet refreshingly contemporary, with layers of melodic richness and energetic flair.
2. Killer Instrumentation
Using a left-handed G&L Comanche guitar with Z-coil pickups and a touch of fuzz, Dauson creates a sound that’s gritty, polished, and unmistakably her own. Every guitar tone and rhythmic accent complements her vocals, making the track a sonic treat from start to finish.
3. Playful, Confident Vocals
Dauson’s voice carries a perfect balance of charm and confidence, embodying the fun, energetic spirit of rockabilly. Her delivery makes you want to sing along, tapping into the joy and spontaneity that define the genre.
4. Spontaneous Creativity
Written during the early morning hours when inspiration strikes brightest, “Will You Won’t You” captures the freshness of a moment. That authenticity shines through in every note, giving the track a lively, immediate feel that’s hard to resist.
5. A Song That Makes You Smile
Ultimately, this single is pure joy. Vibrant, catchy, and full of personality, it’s a feel-good anthem perfect for playlists, parties, or just brightening your day. Dauson proves she can honor tradition while making music entirely her own.
“Will You Won’t You” is a reminder that rockabilly can be playful, bold, and irresistibly modern—all thanks to Katie Dauson’s undeniable talent.
