PEACH PRC Releases Liberating New Single ‘God Is A Freak’ 🌓

ā€œThis song is so so so good.ā€ – Finneas

After setting TikTok on fire (again) with only a teaser, hyperpop singer and songwriter Peach PRC unveils her anxiously awaited new single ā€œGod Is A Freakā€ today. 

Last week, Peach PRC shared a short snippet of the track, and it incited a flurry of activity with fans, resulting in more than 60 million views and 5 million likes so far on TikTok of ā€˜God Is A Freak’ content. Peach also attracted the attention of various pop music titans, such as Billie Eilish, and Finneas who tweeted about ā€˜God Is A Freak’ saying, ā€œThis song is so so so good.ā€

Regarding the song, Peach PRC said, ā€œI’ve been doing this ā€˜god making —’ TikTok video series for a while where I simplify the absurdities of ā€œgod’s creationsā€ and how the intentions behind his actions make no sense, it’s something I’ve always questioned. I found it frustrating when I went to a Christian college and sat through testimonials about how the youth leader’s mum prayed for a certain type of carpet for her new house and God rewarded her with it, meanwhile there are children impoverished globally and ā€œGodā€ doesn’t seem to bother.ā€

She goes on, ā€œI also remember purity culture being a big thing. The first time I was ā€˜slut shamed’ was at 12-years-old inside a church during youth group for the clothes I was wearing. This song is for everyone who has felt shamed, dirty, impure, wrong, unloved and unworthy because of beliefs upheld by the church. Whether you are a believer in God or not, you are worthy of feeling liberation.ā€

The rising pop princess continues to make waves in her native Australia; most recently reachingĀ #35 on triple j’s audience voted Hottest 100 ChartĀ for herĀ gold-selling singleĀ ā€˜Josh’. Her breakthrough single has already gathered 19 million-plus streams while receiving widespread critical acclaim.Ā PAPER MagĀ raved,Ā ā€œit’s a bombastic first look for the freshly minted pop star that sacrifices none of the chaotic whimsy that endeared fans to her in the first place,ā€ Refinery29Ā noted, ā€œPeach PRCĀ takes her ex’s obsession and turns it into a pop song, and it’s kind of perfect. (Leave her alone, Josh.)ā€ andĀ most recentlyĀ Vogue AustraliaĀ wrote,Ā ā€œShe’s the pop princess we don’t deserveā€Ā and continuedĀ withĀ ā€œeverything from mental health struggles to relationship breakups – flowed effortlessly into a catalogue of hyper-curated, punchy pop.ā€