Traditional pop crooner Frank Lamphere is making waves with a politically charged new single, “Thanks To All of These Liars.” Released just in time for the upcoming presidential election, Lamphere’s song is a direct shot at what he sees as rampant deception by the mainstream media and progressive politicians. With lyrics born from an early morning jog, the singer hopes to sway undecided voters, tapping into widespread frustration and distrust.
In just under three minutes, Lamphere packs a punch. The song wastes no time laying the blame for issues like crime, inflation, and immigration squarely at the feet of progressive policies. “It’s all connected,” he says. “From big-city crime to sky-high prices, these aren’t accidents—they’re the direct result of failed policies.” With a swing-style rhythm and catchy melody, Lamphere’s lyrics aren’t shy about where he stands, closing the tune with a clear call: elect Donald Trump or risk losing America.
A Singer With a Message
Lamphere’s not your average pop singer. Described as “one of the premier vocalists in the country” by Chicago Jazz Magazine, he’s built a career performing Sinatra-style tunes in top venues across the U.S. and abroad. But it’s clear that with “Thanks To All of These Liars,” he’s stepping into a different arena—political commentary. His new song follows in the footsteps of Jon Kahn’s “Fighter,” which rocketed up the charts as a tribute to Trump. Lamphere is hopeful his track will have a similar impact, energizing conservative voters.
“Honesty is a virtue,” Lamphere says. “But where’s the virtue in the media today? All I see is a lot of manipulation, and it’s affecting real lives.” His frustration is clear, as the song lashes out at everything from intentional “gender confusion” to rising racial tensions.
Swinging for the Fences
While some might expect a politically charged song to be heavy-handed, Lamphere stays true to his musical roots. “Thanks To All of These Liars” is delivered with the same swing style that’s made him a favorite in the jazz and pop scenes. But make no mistake—this song isn’t just about toe-tapping. It’s about sending a message.
“If I’d had more time, this song could’ve gone on for hours,” he jokes. But his tone quickly turns serious: “We’ve got one last shot to change the direction of this country.”
A Career Highlighting the Classics
Lamphere’s resume reads like a dream for any jazz singer. He’s headlined top clubs in cities from Las Vegas to Milan, performed at high-profile corporate events, and even had his original song “I Never Forgot” featured in the award-winning film Theresa Is a Mother. But while he’s known for his Sinatra tributes and Rat Pack-style shows, this latest project shows another side of Lamphere—one that’s deeply invested in the future of America.
As Lamphere gears up for the release of his next album, a Sinatra tribute entitled Frank Songs, My Way, he’s also keeping an eye on the political scene. “Thanks To All of These Liars” is available for direct download and on major streaming platforms, just in time to stir up some pre-election conversation.
Listen for Yourself
Whether you agree with his politics or not, one thing’s for sure—Frank Lamphere isn’t afraid to speak his mind. And if you’re curious to hear what all the buzz is about, his latest single is just a click away.
Want to book him for a show? Lamphere and his band are available for performances nationwide. You can find more details at www.ratpackjazz.com.