PinkPantheress release the highly-requested “Boy’s a liar”. Created alongside Mura Masa, PinkPantheress explores the notion that men are trash. Speaking on the track Pink shares “Boy’s a liar is the song I’m most excited to put out! me and mura masa wanted to create a fun track together about a common theme this time of year, boys being LIARS”
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‘Boy’s a liar’ follows on PinkPantheress’ well-received ‘Do you miss me’ and ‘Picture in my mind’. PinkPantheress most recently featured on ‘Anya Mmiri’ with Nigerian-born singer CKay as part of the official soundtrack for Marvel’s brand-new movie ‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’. Last week saw IFFY FM and Boiler Room join forces to create PinkPantheress & Friends live event. The sold-out event had a line up which included Saunders, Jjess, Tommy Gold alongside surprise guests FLO and Goldlink before PinkPantheress brought the night to a close with fan-favourites and unreleased tracks.
The first half of 2022 saw PinkPantheress win BBC Music’s Sound of 2022, perform on her debut UK, EU and US sold-out tour, including 3 nights at London’s Scala. The rising star also supported Halsey on tour as well as making multiple festival debuts including Lollapalooza Paris & Chicago and Osheaga Festival. PinkPantheress also featured in British Vogue’s Vogue 25 as the only musician on the list amongst other influential women including Jodie Comer and Victoria Beckham. Most recently, PinkPantheress joined Paramore on-stage at Austin City Limits for a very special performance of ‘Misery Business’. She also appears on Baby Keem’s new track ‘killstreaks’ with Don Toliver, lifted from the deluxe edition of Keem’s debut album ‘The Melodic Blue’.
2021 saw PinkPantheress take the internet and world by storm and has been on an upwards trajectory since. On October 15th 2021, PinkPantheress released her debut mixtape To hell with it which includes fan-favourites ‘Pain’, ‘Passion’, ‘Break It Off’ and the most recent hit single ‘Just For Me’. Last year PinkPantheress graced the cover of CRACK Collections, ES Magazine, OFFICE and became the second Spotify RADAR Artist to be supported in both UK and US.
