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\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/p>\n There\u2019s something undeniably thrilling happening in the world of Kim Petras<\/a><\/strong> right now. Fresh off high-voltage releases like \u201cFreak It<\/a><\/strong>\u201d and \u201cI Like Ur Look<\/strong>,<\/a>\u201d her creative chemistry with Frost Children<\/a>, Night Feelings<\/strong> and Margo XS<\/strong> is pushing her sound back into gloriously chaotic electro-pop territory. And honestly? The bunheads are feasting.<\/p>\n Yet behind the scenes, things haven\u2019t been so sparkling. With her promised project \u201cDetour\u201d<\/strong> reportedly stalled by label tensions, Kim has taken to social media to air frustrations \u2014 even going so far as to publicly ask to be released from her contract. It\u2019s a bold move, but one that underscores just how fiercely she believes in her art.<\/p>\n Rather than wait in limbo, Kim has pivoted with purpose. Enter \u201cPretour\u201d<\/strong> \u2014 a 4-week collaboration project with Frost Children delivering one new track at a time. It\u2019s rebellious, it\u2019s scrappy, and it feels thrillingly DIY. The latest cut, \u201cMr Producer<\/a><\/strong>,\u201d cleverly nods to the pounding pulse of \u201cKernkraft 400<\/strong>\u201d by Zombie Nation<\/strong>, channelling pure EDM abandon. Meanwhile, opener \u201cPop Sound<\/strong>\u201d dives headfirst into distorted electro-pop bliss. (Arguably some of Kim\u2019s most instinctive and exciting work to date).<\/p>\n