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Scene Queen Debuts Sexually Empowering Single “Finger”
The Queen is back! Metal/Bimbocore starlet Scene Queen is continuing to paint the world pink with a sassy, sexually empowering new single.
The Queen is back! Metal/Bimbocore starlet Scene Queen continues to paint the world pink with a sassy, sexually empowering new single. “Finger” has a catchy, memorable, and downright shell-shocking chorus that’ll be stuck in your head for days.
The track is taken from Scene Queen’s highly-anticipated debut album, Hot Singles In Your Area, which fans can look forward to in late 2024. Check out the track’s music video just below.
On the new single, Scene Queen said:
“I wrote the song about my queer awakening. I also wanted to flip the script on songs written to sexualise women in a way that was for a man’s pleasure. I wrote this song about two women experiencing things equally. So the song is vulgar like any sexual song but with a woman driving the narrative about her own body and taking control of her own pleasure with step by step instructions. Additionally, the song’s music video features a dance made to be accessible to anyone both sitting or standing. I wanted to feature that in the video because, as someone who struggles with POTS, I was at one point completely unable to dance like I do standing in the video. So I wanted something to make everyone feel included because sexuality and pleasure is something everyone can and should be able to relate to.”
You can read our review of Scene Queens Leeds, UK show last year here.
Scene Queen “Finger” single artwork
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