Debbii Dawson has released a new video for her track ‘Kool Aid’, which is taken from her forthcoming EP Where Have All The Good Men Gone?, landing June 26th on RCA Records. Produced with Justin Tranter and Tommy English, the track is an upbeat pop handing that deals with the topic of narcissism.

The video features Dawson as a member of a cult who perform their rituals throughout the night. Luckily there is a lot of dancing underneath a disco ball, so in actuality, it really isn’t as bad as some of the other weird and trippy cults in existence.

Touching on the single, Debbii Dawson mentioned:

“I used to be in a cult. It sounds like a unique ordeal, but this brief time in my life taught me that the experience of being influenced and controlled to your detriment is more common than you think. You might be in a similar situation yourself right now, but blissfully unaware. My song ‘Kool Aid’ is about that feeling. ‘What do you think about control?’ — a cult leader chillingly asked me these exact words, and it’s a question I wanted to ask listeners in this song as well. We all want to believe in something or someone, to belong and experience meaningful connection. When all of these great things are promised to you, it’s very easy to get sucked into something dangerous. We live in a time where our hope is being weaponized. My hope is that this song gets listeners asking themselves questions about what and who they believe in before it’s too late.”