Brisbane’s brotherly duo Wattmore has never been known for subtlety, and thank the stars for that. With their latest single, I Don’t Miss That Woman, they’ve crafted a breakup anthem that’s as brash as it is brilliant. It’s raw, rollicking, and exactly the song your playlist will be dialing up when the clock strikes heartbreak hour.

Wattmore, composed of two brothers who’ve perfected the art of harmonizing with both their voices and their mischief, they lean into their signature blend of sharp wit and even sharper musicianship. On I Don’t Miss That Woman, they’ve collaborated with Australian songwriting legend Allan Caswell, ensuring the lyrics slice with just the right amount of cheek and catharsis.

Musically, the track is a masterclass in modern bluegrass swagger. Their producer, Lindsay Waddington, assembled an outstanding ensemble of Australia's “finest pickers and players”, and it shows. The guitar work is an absolute standout, with intricate fingerpicking that dances effortlessly between fiery lead lines and rhythmic drive. Add in a subtle harmonica that chimes in like a well-timed smirk, and you’ve got an arrangement that’s equal parts technical brilliance and front-porch fun.

What makes I Don’t Miss That Woman hit even harder is Wattmore’s vocal chemistry. They deliver every line and harmony with a fun touch, a shrug, and just a hint of that not-so-hidden sting, turning personal experience into a universally relatable rallying cry for anyone who's ever been left holding the emotional baggage.

While many breakup songs wallow in melancholy, Wattmore chooses the high road. I Don’t Miss That Woman is an upbeat, anthemic declaration of freedom. It’s the sonic equivalent of kicking up dust on an open road, with a gleeful grin plastered across your face. The energy is infectious, the hooks are undeniable, and the chorus will lodge itself into your brain by the second listen.

With this song, the band fully delivers a knockout punch to the genre’s breakup song canon. If this track is any indication of where Wattmore is steering their sound next, we’re all in for one hell of a ride. So please, go ahead and click those links to make sure you listen up, follow along, and of course stay tuned for what else is on the way.

Listen to “I Don’t Miss That Woman”

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Wattmore turn heartbreak into an anthem with “I Don’t Miss That Woman”