Thai Artist JENÉ Drops First Single 'Lame Excuses'
Thai singer JENÉ of Double Mass has released her debut single "Lame Excuses", a Pop‑Rock track with Emo influences that details a love‑triangle and the frustration of hollow justifications. The song, based on her own experience, captures the moment her patience snaps and she rejects empty explanations. A companion music video expands the theme to a family story, featuring her friend Ploy Saranarin.
JENÉ wrote "Lame Excuses" from personal experience, describing a tangled three‑person relationship where her partner insists he still loves her but refuses to let go of the other person. His attempts to justify the situation sound reasonable, yet they become hollow excuses that only highlight the painful truth – she has chosen someone else. The song captures the moment her sorrow reaches a breaking point, and she no longer wants to waste time on explanations that cannot change what has happened, unleashing her emotions straight through the hook "I don’t want to hear it… the reasons are damn stupid". Musically, the track stays easy‑to‑listen Pop Rock infused with Emo Rock intensity; guitars and arrangements build layer by layer, accumulating weight and feeling before exploding in the chorus. The song was arranged and produced by QEETHA (Orn‑Qeetha), a solo Pop‑Punk/Emo artist, with oversight from Double Mass executive San‑Rangsang Panyaweuan, ensuring a unified sound and vision. The music video extends the theme of "excuses" to a family context, starring JENÉ’s close friend Ploy Saranarin as a girl who grows up in a warm household that gradually empties as her father disappears, leaving only hollow justifications. By framing the narrative through family, the video broadens the song’s message while retaining its core: the frustration of receiving endless explanations from loved ones that can never alter the painful reality.
