I used to date a man who I was clearly not compatible with. It got a bit hairy towards the end. He stole some of my stuff, destroyed some of my other stuff, and was altogether a right handful. Having said that, I'm no picnic to be with either so I understand how this mess became mine to clean. Still, it wasn't ideal and this song is about figuring out that at the end of the day both of us could and should do better finding a partner.

Better (Radio Edit)

Wudi has been making music ever since he stole his mate's guitar at the tender age of 14. Since then he's been steadily writing and self-releasing songs to not-yet-acclaim but something (hopefully) nearing it.

His music has been categorised as many things, but Wudi prefers to call it "Beer Pop" as he believes his songs, much like beer, are there to give people a bit of a breather and bring some happiness into their busy lives. Listen, have a drink, dance a little and have a good time.

If you want to hear his music live, look out for “wudi & the ice creams”. It’s a 2-piece indie-pop band: Wudi (Vox + gtr) and Raul (drums) regularly playing clubs in and around the London area. They have recently started venturing further afield and played their first festival up north (Clarence Park).

Their songs have featured on 30 Spotify playlists and been played on over 20 terrestrial radios across the UK. They have been reviewed in numerous music magazines and have some wonderful write-ups to show for it!!! (see below)

“Through his sheer talent and wit, WUDi turns awkwardness into comedy in playful new track L Bomb…” - WaveByte

”…WUDi channels the fear and anxiety that comes with expecting an early ‘L BOMB’ into a fun, light hearted track that trivializes these fears. WUDi turns this timeless dilemma into a laughable moment that breathes a sigh of relief …” - Velvet Independent

"Recipe: Young the Giant’s vulnerable yelps, the bombastic pop force of Bastille, the messy relationships of Taylor Swift, and an Ed Sheeran-big chorus. Stir well. Serve warm. Ultimately, quite the pop song. Impressive." - Indpendent Clauses

"Wudi’s music with its big city energy helps you not to overthink, but to take a trip into absolute happiness. While the songs are playing, mundane life vanishes and you find yourself dancing wherever you are without a care in the world." - Open Music Reviews
His music has been categorised as many things but WUDi prefers to call it "Beer Pop" as he believes his songs, much like beer, are there to give people a bit of a breather and bring some happiness into their busy lives. Listen to it, have a drink, dance a little and have a good time.  

Latest Reviews:

“Through his sheer talent and wit, WUDi turns awkwardness into comedy in playful new track L Bomb…” - WaveByte

”…WUDi channels the fear and anxiety that comes with expecting an early ‘L BOMB’ into a fun, light hearted track that trivializes these fears. WUDi turns this timeless dilemma into a laughable moment that breathes a sigh of relief …” - Velvet Independent

"Recipe: Young the Giant’s vulnerable yelps, the bombastic pop force of Bastille, the messy relationships of Taylor Swift, and an Ed Sheeran-big chorus. Stir well. Serve warm. Ultimately, quite the pop song. Impressive." - Indpendent Clauses

"Wudi’s music with its big city energy helps you not to overthink, but to take a trip into absolute happiness. While the songs are playing, mundane life vanishes and you find yourself dancing wherever you are without a care in the world." - Open Music Reviews

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