What's Happening?
King Princess, born Mikaela Straus, is set to release her third album, 'Girl Violence,' on September 12. The album marks her first project since leaving Columbia Records for indie label Section1. Straus has been previewing the album with singles and music videos, including 'RIP KP.' The album explores themes of 'girl violence,' focusing on the subtle ways women can hurt each other. Straus has also ventured into acting, appearing in Hulu's 'Nine Perfect Strangers' and the upcoming film 'Song Sung Blue.'
Why It's Important?
The release of 'Girl Violence' signifies King Princess's transition to a more independent music production environment, potentially allowing for greater creative freedom. Her exploration of 'girl violence' could resonate with listeners, offering a nuanced perspective on interpersonal relationships among women. Additionally, her acting roles may expand her audience, bringing new fans to her music. This album could further solidify her position in the music industry as a versatile artist.
What's Next?
King Princess will embark on a tour across the U.S. and Europe starting in October, which will provide her with the opportunity to connect with fans and perform her new music live. The tour could enhance her visibility and popularity, potentially leading to more collaborations and projects in both music and acting.
Beyond the Headlines
Straus's involvement in queer community events and her focus on relationships and community building highlight her commitment to social issues. Her music and public persona may influence cultural conversations around identity and belonging, particularly within the LGBTQ+ community.
