While ‘Mighty Crimes’ proudly wears its post-punk influences, it leans into the genre’s colourful, artier side rather than its darker, moodier counterpart. The song bursts with restless energy from the very first note, its infectious momentum matched by Genevieve’s brilliantly expressive vocal. Her performance grows increasingly delightfully unhinged as the narrative unfolds, perfectly balancing sharp humour with genuine emotional tension.

That larger-than-life spirit is reflected beautifully in the accompanying video, where vivid colours and surreal, artful visuals unfold against the striking Australian landscape. Echoing the playful chaos of Thelma & Louise and Quentin Tarantino, it perfectly complements the song’s offbeat charm and dark humour. ‘Mighty Crimes’ doesn’t simply tell a story—it creates a world, and it’s one that’s impossible not to get swept up in.

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