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JADE DROPS FIERY NEW SINGLE ‘IT GIRL’

JADE has kicked off 2025 with IT Girl, a sharp, electro-pop statement marking her latest evolution as a solo artist.

Co-written with Cirkut, Lostboy, Lauren Aquilina, and J Hart, the track balances punchy production with biting lyricism. JADE describes IT Girl as the "cunty little sister" to her hit Angel of My Dreams. The track explores fame, exploitation, and creative autonomy with unfiltered honesty, blending bold beats and confrontational storytelling.

Building on her transition from girl group pop to a more experimental, industrial sound. Lyrically, JADE doesn’t hold back, reflecting on the pressures of growing up in the spotlight and the demands of the industry.

JADE's debut solo album is set for release later this year and confirmed to perform at All Points East on 23 August alongside RAYE, Tyla, and Doechii.

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