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PRICIE
returns with her
infectious energy
in new anthem
‘BIG GIRLS’

BUY/STREAM: PRICIE – BIG GIRLS

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Fresh from a much talked about set at Splendour In the Grass where she caught the attention of none other than headliners Tyler, the Creator and Jack Harlow, acclaimed producer-singer-songwriter PRICIE delivers another uniquely powerful anthem ‘BIG GIRLS’, reminding people of all genders, and ages, to first and foremost show up for themselves. After serenading us in Edo, PRICIE’s native Nigerian dialect, and blasting us with some trumpets made in the frequency of love, ‘BIG GIRLS’ is further fuelled by an infectious dancehall/afrobeat that instantly transports you to island time. PRICIE gets straight to it,  and the message is as simple as the beat is mesmerising; “you know I can’t stand – dancing on my own – big girls need some lovin too.”

Sharing the headspace she was in whilst penning the new single, PRICIE shares, “’BIG GIRLS’ is the song I wrote after a frustrating session of lockdown and binge eating as well binge watching everyone’s favourite show Euphoria. The song was written from the perspective of the character Kat with a touch of my own personal feels and realisations.

There was an episode where Kat didn’t feel she deserved love or the type of attention her other “sexier” friends garnered without identifying as another entity. I felt deeply connected to that as I have struggled all my life like most with some or most forms of an eating disorder, I wrote it because I felt people like Kat and myself deserve to show up as ourselves and stand in the big girl power. As we are.”

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Exploding onto the scene with her debut single ‘too dang good’, Naarm/Melbourne based PRICIE quickly set the bar for what to expect from the project, as an artist with vision, a powerful message, and the voice to back it all up. Impressing a long list of tastemakers from Australia and abroad, the single was championed by Apple Music’s Ebro Darden, Acclaim, Early Rising, NME, Pilerats, Red Bull, The Line Of Best Fit, Tone Deaf, Wonderland Mag, Billboard, with the debut getting the nod of approval with a full addition on triple j. Backing it up with almighty force, PRICIE then teamed up with Ghanian-Australian darling Genesis Owusu for the release of ‘Friendzone’, solidifying herself as one of the most exciting new artists on the scene. The single again, earning the bright young star a stack of online and radio support across, Acclaim, Brooklyn Vegan, Flaunt Mag, Music Feeds, NME, SPIN,  triple j, BBC Radio 1 Future Artists, Ash London, and more. This year, PRICIE has delivered new offerings in ‘M.O.M (Money On Me)’ and ‘BIG GIRLS’, with her highly anticipated debut EP on the horizon.

Truly coming to life in all of her musicianship through her live performances, PRICIE has earned herself a place in the hearts and minds of fans across the country. Over the past 12 months, the talented young artist has supported Genesis Owusu on the Melbourne leg of his Australian album tour, Kaiit at Brunswick Music Festival, Thando at The Night Cat in Melbourne, with further performances at Splendour In The Grass, St Kilda Festival, NYE on the Hill, Melbourne Music Week, Astral People’s 10th Birthday for Vivid LIVE, Sydney Solstice, and Great Southern Nights alongside Crooked Colours, Annie Bass, Mazy and Leer. With a national tour due to be announced in the near future, keep an eye on PRICIE’s socials and step into her ever growing world of community, love, acceptance, soundtracked by an effortlessly suave catalogue and a fierce on stage presence.

PRICIE’s new single ‘BIG GIRLS’  is out now on Sweat It Out.

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