Matty Myatt Celebrates Life’s Absurdity with His New Single “When I’m Dead Just Throw Me In The Trash”

Matty Myatt has dropped “When I’m Dead Just Throw Me In The Trash,” the last number from his latest EP “Self Help Wanted Ads”. The song is a radical turn in Myatt’s sound, as it merges reflective thought with his characteristic upbeat attitude. Drawing from his solid background in punk rock, Myatt approaches the acceptance of life’s fickle nature with humor and vulnerability. The track is a culmination of his journey toward maturity, shedding metaphors and embracing a more direct approach to songwriting.

On the song, Myatt grapples with life: it will rarely shape up to exactly how one had it. He reminds us that life is a mess, we should take it as it comes, and stop holding onto expectations that weigh us down. “When I’m Dead Just Throw Me In The Trash” lyrically captures this philosophy in a manner that grapples between folk rock and punk, rendering listeners both contemplative and uplifted.

With his EP now released, Myatt is already looking ahead to more music in 2025, and we can’t wait to hear what comes next!