Parmy Dhillon – “Friend or Foe” and “Burn”
Parmy Dhillon is a genuine character, the Melbourne singer-songwriter delivers powerful music that deals in raw, honest emotion and beautifully shading uplifting hooks with tonally darker lyrics.
Parmy’s lyrics to tell their story. Heartfelt and real, the singer’s voice is perfectly espoused to the song’s narrative – conjuring classic undertones of the great social commentator songwriters, like Tom Petty and Bob Dylan.
Parmy Dhillon is on radio rotation with the tracks “Friend or Foe” and “Burn”.
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Check out the music videos of the songs:
Friend or Foe
Burn
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