VINCENT MASON - Little Miss - Interscope/MCA Nashville/Music Soup

Vincent Mason’s new single “Little Miss” offers listeners a compelling sneak peek into his debut album, There I Go, set to release on November 7 via Interscope/MCA Nashville/Music Soup. Written and produced by Mason himself alongside Jake Gear, the track showcases Mason’s signature blend of pop and Southern country, a fusion that feels both modern and rooted in tradition. His Roswell, GA upbringing and knack for authentic storytelling shine through the honest and relatable lyrics, which draw inspiration from personal experiences.

The song opens with a sharp, evocative verse: “You got your bullshit / Hiding pretty right behind / Those never did no wrong to no one eyes.” Mason’s ability to craft vivid imagery and emotional nuance is evident throughout the track, painting a picture of a captivating woman whose charm is matched by her unpredictability. The chorus, “Little miss never hurt nobody / Walking round like everything's alright / Sure could put the hurt on me tonight,” is catchy and memorable, blending vulnerability with an undercurrent of desire.

Musically, “Little Miss” is driven by a breezy melody and understated instrumentation that highlights Mason’s crystal-clear vocals. The production is polished yet organic, allowing the storytelling to take center stage. The lyrics oscillate between playful flirtation and a longing for emotional intensity, as Mason sings, “Kiss me leave me black and blue / Take your time / Cause something tells me you could leave a hole in a chest / Like a .22 through a soda can girl be my guest.”

The track stands as a testament to Mason’s strength as both a songwriter and performer. His honest lyricism and relatable themes will resonate with fans of both country and pop genres. “Little Miss” is a promising introduction to There I Go, suggesting that Mason’s debut album will be deeply personal, musically engaging, and emotionally resonant.

(Review Written By: Dave Pierce)