ENVY MARSHALL - Like A Man

Envy Marshall’s Like A Man is a brash, unapologetic anthem that crashes through the barriers of gender norms like a wrecking ball through a glass house.

The Melbourne-born rocker’s debut single is a masterclass in blending genres, fusing country-rock twang with hard-rock grit, all while delivering a lyrical punch that’s as sharp as it is cheeky.

From the opening acoustic strum, Marshall’s vocal prowess is undeniable. She sings with a swagger that’s both infectious and confrontational, her voice a perfect vehicle for lyrics that skewer toxic masculinity with wit and precision. The chorus—Stop telling me to act like a woman when you know that I f**k like a man—a defiant declaration of independence that’s as catchy as it is provocative.

It’s a line that lingers, a mantra for anyone who’s ever felt constrained by societal expectations. Marshall’s delivery is fearless, her tone dripping with sarcasm and defiance, but there’s an underlying vulnerability that makes the song resonate on a deeper level. The production, courtesy of Brian Howes is slick but never soulless. The guitars roar, the rhythm section grooves with a hypnotic mid-tempo drive, and the bridge delivers a soaring, almost cinematic moment that feels tailor-made for stadium singalongs.

‘‘I f**k like a man—a defiant declaration of independence that’s as catchy as it is provocative. "

The track is a perfect balance of polish and raw energy, a testament to Marshall’s vision and the skill of her collaborators. But what truly sets Like A Man apart is its unflinching honesty. Marshall doesn’t just sing about empowerment; she embodies it. Her lyrics are sharp, witty, and deeply relatable, tackling themes of independence, self-worth, and the absurdity of gender roles with a clarity that feels revolutionary.

This is a song that doesn’t just demand to be heard—it demands to be felt. Envy Marshall is a rising force in rock, and Like A Man is a bold, exhilarating introduction to an artist who refuses to play by anyone’s rules but her own.

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