20 October 2023 - 0 Comments

Fresh off the heels of a triumphant international tour and on the cusp of her busiest summer to date, Kiwi electro-pop sensation, PRINS, releases her latest single, Savage.

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Celebrating a year of whirlwind success, PRINS, who first rose to global prominence with her debut EP Life Is Better Now, continues her rise in the music world with this fiery new track. Known for her dynamic synthesis of acting, dancing, modeling, and now, a firm grip in the electro-pop domain, PRINS once again brings her A-game.

Savage is everything the title suggests - powerful, sassy, and exciting. With dominant and confident lyrical stylings, the track serves as a testament to self-empowerment and individuality celebration. It's crafted with the intention to be the ultimate hype track. Whether you're gearing up for an electric night out, looking for that extra adrenaline push during a workout, or need that pre-game spirit booster, Savage is designed for everyone and every moment.

Speaking about the release, PRINS commented, “I wanted to create an anthem that speaks to everyone. A song that's not just about feeling good, but about embracing and celebrating who you are. ‘Savage’ is for all those moments you want to feel invincible.”

With catchy electro-pop beats combined with a backdrop of assertive lyrics, PRINS showcases her musical prowess and unique style, which has already resonated with fans across the globe.

Her recent collaborations, including NZ/AUS tour with KPOP legend, GIRIBOY, support for Caity Baser (UK) and a standout performance at Primavera Sound, only scratch the surface of her vast potential. Savage is set to become a staple both in the commercial charts and in the hearts of fans worldwide.

As PRINS' incredible journey from 2023 to 2024 unfolds, Savage is a clear indication that this Kiwi star is just beginning. With her ever-growing international reputation and a slew of releases on the horizon, the world better brace itself for the PRINS phenomenon.

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