SINGLE REVIEW: JH Burns - I'm Not the One
JH Burns hits the sweet spot with 'I'm Not the One,' a track that blends power pop with a generous dash of twang. This isn’t just a song; it’s a statement, delivered with a swagger that’s both sassy and grounded in real, raw emotion. It's a midtempo rock anthem with a beat that sticks, its infectious groove never overstaying its welcome.
Burns' take on the classic spirit of Dylan's 'It Ain’t Me Babe' comes across with his own twist—not a cover, but a figurative response, echoing the themes of independence and defiance. His vocals are a force, exuding power with just the right amount of Americana flair. There’s an undeniable confidence in his voice, carrying that authentic, down-to-earth quality while still packing plenty of punch.
The track is full of attitude but never feels overblown. The hard, deliberate rock instrumentation provides a solid backbone, with the added twang giving it that rolling country feel. Burns blends classic rock and Dylan-inspired folk effortlessly, creating something that feels timeless yet uniquely his own.
'I'm Not the One' is short but perfectly formed—everything it needs to be and nothing more. It’s got that swagger, that attitude, and that unmistakable sense of confidence, making it an anthem that’s impossible to ignore.