King Princess

Singer-songwriter and musician

King Princess - Singer-songwriter and musician
Born

December 19th, 1998
26 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United States

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A prominent figure in contemporary pop music, gained attention with the viral hit '1950'. Released the EP 'Make My Bed' in 2018, including popular tracks like 'Hit the Back' and '1940'. Known for blending genres and exploring themes of love and identity in lyrics. The innovative approach appeals to a wide audience, marked by a distinct voice and profound songwriting skills. '1950' received critical acclaim and significant airplay, solidifying a place in the music industry.

Released the EP 'Make My Bed' in 2018

Gained viral success with the song '1950'

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