Sigrid's 'Don't Feel Like Crying' Is A Masterclass In Moving On From Your Ex

Sigrid is continuing to keep the good vibes rolling. Immediately after shooting down a narcissist on "High Five," getting smacked by love on "Sucker Punch," and, certainly, keeping haters at bay with "Don't Kill My Vibe," the Norwegian pop star's latest single is another upbeat act of defiance.


On Thursday (January 17), the 22-year-old dropped "Don't Feel Like Crying," co-written by frequent Chainsmokers collaborator Emily Warren. Accompanied by an artistic lyric video, the punchy track finds Sigrid decided to power through a breakup positively. Though she admits "my heart is aching," she concedes, "wallowing in it could be such a waste." The (probably only short-term) cure, Sigrid implies, is to get out and keep livin': "It hasn't hit me however / And I know if I go house I'm gonna get upset."


In a press release, Sigrid mentioned of the anthemic new song, "There's a romantic melancholy in the landscape. There's a certain grace to heartache, a group kind of. Epic grace! I love dramatic pop songs."


There's much more where that came from on Sigrid's hotly anticipated debut album, Sucker Punch, out on March 8.