Barron S is greatest described as a one half fiery red-head and a two half TOTAL music nerd. The feminine’s abilities and relentless ardour have rewarded her with fairly the alternatives to this point in her younger profession. To identify just a few, she was featured as DJ on Rihanna’s Anti World Tour, has opened for Electro Funk duo Chromeo, House DJ & Producer Sharam Jey, and Las Vegas DJ KnowleDj, and he or she’s spun for over 500,000 individuals at Vancouver’s Pride Parade. And Barron S made historical past again in 2018 when she grew to become the primary feminine DJ within the NHL with the Vancouver Canucks. From 2018 to 2021, she held each In-Arena DJ and Music Director positions with the crew.
Fast ahead to at this time, Barron S’ impartial music profession is beginning catch wind and he or she simply dropped a brand new track on October 13th. The new single titled ‘TKO’ is passionate tech home banger that’ll go away followers dancing, in thought, and wanting one other play. Having a dance observe that included a robust message was essential for Barron S in her new single.
The message behind ‘TKO’ is about selecting to opt-out of the patriarchy. “When I found myself working in the heart of the boys’ club, I saw limitless possibilities for change and progress,” mentioned Barron S, concerning the inspiration behind her track. “After movements like ‘Me Too’ jumped into mainstream consciousness, I thought society was ready to become accountable for the inequalities which oppress women on a daily basis. But after being shut out, shut down and shut up time and time again, I realized how damaging these work environments have been to my mental and emotional health. I can make more positive change in the world by stepping away from toxic environments and aligning with collaborators who share my values.”
Speaking on the track Barron S says:
“While writing ‘TKO,’ a friend of a friend heard me say “suck my d*ck” whereas visiting my studio session, and advised me there are just a few issues ladies shouldn’t say,” Barron S recalled. “I advised him to get the hell out of my session, then added the lyric ‘ride my d*ck’ to this track.
“I don’t believe women should have to follow different rules: not in what we can say or do, where we can work, how much we are paid, what we wear, how much of our bodies we choose to show and certainly not for our reproductive freedoms.”