PRINS

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Listeners
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Bio

PRINS is a New Zealand-born pop artist carving out a bold, international lane with sleek pop hooks, sharp visuals, and a live show built for scale. Blending high-energy pop with a darker, confident edge, her sound sits comfortably alongside RAYE, Selena Gomez, Tate McRae, and Ashnikko, polished, emotionally charged, and unapologetically modern.

Across 2024 and 2025, PRINS built momentum both at home and internationally, performing shows across Germany, Australia, New Zealand, and the United States. In New Zealand, she delivered standout festival performances including Rolling Meadows and headlining Carnival Festival in Wellington on New Year’s Eve, cementing her reputation as a commanding live act with strong youth and festival appeal.

Over the past two years, PRINS has spent roughly half her time based in Los Angeles, embedding herself deeply in the US music ecosystem. In 2025 alone, she spent five months in LA writing with top-tier songwriters and producers, strengthening industry relationships, and showcasing at Musexpo in front of influential global tastemakers. This period marked a clear creative evolution, refining both her sound and visual identity while building a catalogue designed for longevity and scale.

Her upcoming 5-track EP Heaven or Hell, set for release in 2026, represents her most confident and cohesive body of work to date. The project balances euphoric pop with darker emotional themes, pairing radio-ready production with a strong conceptual and visual world. Following the completion of Heaven or Hell, a whole new project is already underway, alongside select international collaborations, positioning PRINS for sustained momentum well beyond a single release cycle.

Now based in Los Angeles, PRINS enters 2026 focused on headline touring both nationally and internationally, strategic collaborations, and expanding a globally scalable live show. With a rapidly growing Gen Z fanbase and a proven ability to deliver high-impact performances, PRINS is positioning herself as one of New Zealand’s most exciting contemporary pop exports.

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Spotify Audience

Top cities

Perth13.43%Brisbane14.62%Sydney15.02%Christchurch16.28%Auckland40.65%

Top countries

Australia18.27%Germany18.98%New Zealand19.01%United Kingdom20.52%United States23.22%
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DESIGNER

Release Date

01/30/2026

Record Label

Big Dawg Recordings Limited

UPC

703325461333

DESIGNER

1. DESIGNER2:08ISRC: QZTPX2636427

Audience
Primary Market
New Zealand · Philippines
Primary Gender
Male
Primary Age
25-34
TikTok Audience

Top countries

Belgium7.43%United States10.96%Philippines11.49%New Zealand21.56%Australia22.18%

Gender by age

13-1718-2425-3435-4445-6465-0%5%10%15%20%25%30%
Female 48.83%
Male 51.17%
Instagram Audience

Gender

Male 52.02%
Female 47.98%

Ethnicity

White 90.42%
African American 0%
Hispanic 2.04%
Asian 7.54%

Gender by age

13-1718-2425-3435-4445-6465-0%5%10%15%20%25%30%
Male 52.02%
Female 47.98%
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Highlights

"SOMETHING NEW" Hits #2 on the Hot NZ Singles Charts

LIFE IS BETTER NOW EP Debuts on the OFFICIAL TOP 20 NZ ALBUMS

LIFE IS BETTER NOW EP Debuts on the NZ OFFICIAL TOP 40 ALBUMS

Press
This Kiwi Artist Beat Kylie Minogue And Years & Years In Musical Charts
Make a note of her name if you haven’t already and definitely add her to your playlists. Alannah Prins, better known under her last name as PRINS, the pop princess and songwriter from New Zealand, proves more popular than one of the biggest names in the industry. Her previous single, ‘Midnight Calling’, soared up above Kylie Minogue and Years & Years in the Music Week ‘Commercial Pop’ charts, today she’s coming with another surprise, entitled ‘That’s the thing x.’
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PRINS - Rolling Stone Australia
In this new Rolling Stone AU/NZ series, we get to know PRINS, a rising Aotearoa artist looking to impress in 2023 and beyond From as early as she can remember, Alannah Prins was music-obsessed. At just four-years-old, she recorded little melodies on cassette tapes and hasn’t stopped exploring the possibilities of her voice since.
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Audience Brands Affinity
Beats Electronics