Deidre Channels Her Inner Pin-Up Girl in 'Don't Blame Me Now' -- Song Premiere

Deidre is, in many ways, a refreshing blast from the past. Employing classically retro melody lines, vulnerable yet defiant lyrics and seriously lush arrangements, this up-and-coming singer embodies the throwback sounds of '60s girl groups with a modern twist.

Based on the stories she received in a mysterious package that was tagged from New Orleans to Berlin and deemed dangerous by the NSA, Deidre cultivated her debut EP 'Curious Parcel.' Working with producer David Perlick-Molinari, this member of Brooklyn, N.Y. bands Savoir Adore and French Horn Rebellion has created quite the special solo endeavor.

Listen to Deidre's 'Don't Blame Me Now'


"'Don't Blame Me Now' is a story about a calendar pin-up girl who falls in love with the man who's desk she overlooks during her month of December," Deidre tells Spinner. "An improbable relationship that blossoms -- channeling that vulnerable moment of young love where precaution disappears and, with a smile, you run head-on into the risky mystery."

Deidre's self-released 'Curious Parcel' is available now.