Photo Credit: Erika Rock

Cassadee Pope’s ‘Wasting All These Tears (Cassadee’s Version)’ is a depiction of angst and frustration in lyrics

In a celebration of the 10th anniversary of her single, “Wasting All These Tears,” Cassadee Pope has released a rock version of the song. Produced by Cassadee herself and former Hey Monday bandmate, Alex, the revamped rendition breathes new life into the iconic track, showcasing Pope’s evolution within the music scene.

Akin to the fantastic work Demi Lovato did with her previous songs; the rock version, titled “Wasting All These Tears (Cassadee’s Version),” marks a full-circle moment for the artist as she returns to her pop-punk roots.

Reflecting on the significance of the song, Cassadee explains that, ‘Wasting All These Tears’ changed her life when it came out ten years ago. “It’s a song I’ll be performing for the rest of my career and one that’s managed to take on many new lives,” Cassadee says. “In my move back to my pop-punk roots, I wanted to take WATT with me. I thought who better to produce this with me than my old bandmate, Alex Lipshaw, from Hey Monday? The process was cathartic and sentimental… We truly did have the best time making this new version.”

‘Wasting All These Tears (Cassadee’s Version)’ feels like a true depiction of the angst and frustration in the lyrics… it feels like coming home.” — Cassadee Pope

Accompanying the release is a music video directed by Erika Rock, shot in Nashville, under the lights of the Super Blue Moon. Cassadee’s performance in the video captures the timeless essence of the track, delivering an entrancing visual experience.

Cassadee Pope is poised for a remarkable comeback, and this rock rendition serves as a precursor to her forthcoming album. The new release not only amplifies her confessional writing but also reaffirms her position as a pop-punk mainstay.

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