King Princess and spill tab

New York pop artist King Princess (Mikaela Straus) broke out with “1950,” a Platinum-certified anthem with over a billion streams. Her third album, Girl Violence, spans bold pop anthems and intimate confessionals, exploring the dynamics of loving women.

Claire Chicha, known as spill tab, is a French-Korean singer-songwriter born in Bangkok, Thailand, who grew up across Paris, Los Angeles, and Bangkok. Her alternative pop and indie-electronic bedroom pop blends lo-fi vocals with genre-blurring production, often featuring both English and French lyrics. Notable releases include her debut album "ANGIE" (2025) and EPs "Oatmilk," "Bonnie," and "Klepto." She is recognized for popular songs like "Calvaire," "Splinter," and "Hold Me," and collaborations with artists such as Gus Dapperton and Metronomy. Her intimate and artful style has earned her recognition as an emerging artist.