Portland singer-songwriter and drummer Miss Randall gets prompting on "Heaven Doesn't Want Me," the third single from her upcoming album. Written and produced by Randall and recorded at Wrong Way Recording in Portland, the song bears her unmistakable creative imprint from beginning to end.
"Heaven Doesn't Want Me" invites interpretation rather than offering a definitive, static meaning. It's a song born of distrust of the status quo and the dogmas imposed by others, including religion. Randall wrote and produced it. "Heaven Doesn't Want Me" is a reflective, challenging addition to Miss Randall's growing catalog, rooted in questioning, individuality, and the desire to look beyond inherited assumptions.
The track creates tension between self-identity and external expectations, and the broader idea raises the question of what happens when long-held beliefs no longer feel convincing. "Heaven Doesn't Want Me" feels like a personal artifact from the point of view behind it, from first thought to its capture at Wrong Way Recording.
As a third single, this track continues to build Miss Randall's musical world while offering listeners another glimpse into the ideas shaping her work. It's a release that isn't afraid of complex questions, but instead uses music as a space to explore them.
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