Lucy Fitzgerald 
Michael Gilas brings a clever idea to life with his new single “Sigmund Freud’s Girlfriend”. The song arrives with personality and a sharp sense of humor, offering a playful look at the strange world of online advice and instant expertise. The inspiration came from a simple moment. Gilas noticed people watching a YouTube video about beta waves and suddenly acting like authorities on the topic. That observation sparked the song’s idea and gave the track its witty edge. Written by Michael Gilas alongside Bill DILuigi and Allan Phillips, the song blends smart writing with a strong melodic hook. The story unfolds with a tongue-in-cheek perspective that pokes fun at the way social media can turn everyday viewers into self-proclaimed specialists overnight. It is lighthearted and thoughtful at the same time, which keeps the listening experience engaging from beginning to end.
The recording itself has a polished and confident sound. A creative team that includes Grammy-winning producer Brian Kennedy worked on the single together with Gilas, Allan Phillips, and Stephen Wrench. Their collaboration gives the track a smooth, radio-friendly sound while still letting the writing’s humor and personality shine through. Gilas is no stranger to success. Earlier songs like “Working With the Rain” reached #13 on the Billboard charts, while “Can’t Hide Beautiful” climbed to #21 on the Hot AC charts. Those achievements highlight his ability to connect with listeners while staying focused on strong songwriting and storytelling.
Personally, I enjoyed how playful this song is. The idea behind it is clever and refreshing, and the hook stayed with me long after the first listen. “Sigmund Freud’s Girlfriend” also arrives during an exciting moment for Gilas, who is preparing for a live performance at The Cutting Room in New York City on April 8. It is the kind of track that makes you curious to see how the energy translates on stage.
If you enjoy thoughtful songwriting and memorable hooks, this single deserves a spot on your radar. Take a moment to explore Michael Gilas’ music, follow him on social media, and add “Sigmund Freud’s Girlfriend” to your playlists. Supporting artists like Gilas helps thoughtful and creative music reach more listeners, and this track is a great reminder that clever ideas and strong melodies still go a long way.
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