Princess Punk newcomer So Good is back with a tongue-in-cheek anthem about the ridiculous, unearned privilege of just... being that fit. With "Hot," So Good isn't just releasing a single; she's crowning herself the ringleader of a new British punk movement that's as fun as it is fed up. Bratty, brash, and impossible to ignore, this is a song built to soundtrack every act of ‘getting away with it’. Having spent last year on tours throughout Europe as main support to both Queens Of The Stone Age and Skunk Anansie as well as performing at Glastonbury, Roskilde, PukkelPop, Rock n Roll Circus and more, So Good’s fanbase is coming from all quarters, not just her social media where she has built an impressive following that had her music videos being shared by such disparate artists as Fred Durst, Macy Gray, Tommy Lee and Sir Rod Stewart. The young Londoner certainly seems to have tapped into the zeitgeist. “Last year was a whirlwind and playing to six different crowds was a new experience and I just don’t want to stop” She is currently working on her debut album, releasing her music on her own Goody Goody label.
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So Good plays a high-energy blend of punk, drill, and brat pop with satirical lyricism, releasing music independently on the Goody Goody label. Follow So Good on Mood.
So Good is based in London, UK, emerging from the local underground music scene.
So Good's live performances feature high-energy vocals and punk instrumentation, having supported major rock acts across European tours and festival stages.
