Princess Superstar

Princess Superstar, born Concetta Kirschner, is a multifaceted American artist known for her eccentric blend of hip-hop, electroclash and electronic music. Emerging in the mid-1990s, she quickly gained a reputation for her witty lyrics, genre-defying sound and bold persona. With a style that fuses rap, dance beats and a punk ethos, Princess Superstar stands out as a trailblazer in the music industry.

Her breakthrough came with the 2002 album "Princess Superstar Is," which featured the hit single "Bad Babysitter." This track propelled her into the mainstream, earning her a spot on the Billboard Hot 100 and extensive radio play. The album showcased her ability to blend humor and social commentary, solidifying her unique standpoint in the music world. Since then she has released seven albums and a wide aray of features, regulary finding their place on the charts, as well as in many successful films, such as UK chart #3 single "Perfect Exceeder" (in: Saltburn) and "Licky" (in: Get Him To The Greek and Hall Pass, both ranking #1).

Princess Superstar's music often explores themes of empowerment, self-expression, and societal critique, all delivered with a sharp wit and a playful edge. Her versatility is evident in collaborations with a diverse array of artists, from Kool Keith to Armand Van Helden, and in her ability to transition between rapping and singing. She was even also an early producer/mentor of Lana Del Rey.

Beyond her music career, Princess Superstar has ventured into acting, DJing, and even launched a comedy show, demonstrating her wide-ranging talents and relentless creativity. Her influence extends beyond music, impacting fashion, pop culture, and the broader entertainment landscape.

With a career that spans over two decades, Princess Superstar remains a dynamic and influential figure, continually evolving and pushing the boundaries of what it means to be an artist in the modern age.