"Do Right" is a song by Australian

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band Glades. The song was released digitally on 15 December 2017 as the lead single from the band's debut studio album ''

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'' (2018) and peaked at number 51 on the

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. The song is set in E♭ Major and has 107 beats per minute. In December 2017 in an interview with Press Play OK, band member Karina Wykes said, "We wrote 'Do Right' while we were on a writing trip in

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. At the time there were a lot of crazy and messed up things in the news. We wanted to spread a message of love instead of hate. This song is about loving those around you and how treating people with love creates more love."

Reception

Thomas Bleach called the song "a polished synth pop track that looks at looking out for each other and treating everyone well. A basic message that the world truly needs right now."

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