PinkPantheress Releases New Single “Satterside” Featuring “Favorite Song” from “Fancy That”

Pinkpantheress Favorite Track Announcement

PinkPantheress unveiled her favorite song from the upcoming mixtape “Fancy That” – check out the “States” below.

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The artist-songwriter revealed a complete tracklist for the release last month, including “Fancy,” which “serves as a continuation of her 2021 project, To Hell With It.” It will be accompanied by the debut album “Heaven Knows,” set to launch in 2023. The cassette is scheduled for release on May 9.

PinkPantheress has already shared “Tonight” from the mixtape, and now “Steithaid,” produced with Charlie XCX, Axel Arvid, and Count Baldor, has also been included.

Discussing the track, she stated: “I am excited to share with you my favorite song from the project, ‘Stateside.’ It reflects my growth as an artist, and I hope everyone enjoys it as much as I do.”

Listen here:

Announcement of Pinkpantheress’s Upcoming Projects

Commenting on the mixtape in general, she expressed: “The announcement of this tape marks a significant milestone for me as an artist; it represents the most personal project I have undertaken for both myself and my fans who have supported me for many years. I hope they hear the signs of my growth as an artist.”

Tracklist for PinkPantheress’ ‘Fancy That’ EP:

1. “Illegal”
2. ‘Girl Like Me’
3. ‘Tonight’
4. “Stars”
5. ‘Break’
6. ‘Noise’
7. ‘Nice to Know You’
8. ‘In the USA’
9. ‘Romeo’

May 9 💋 pic.twitter.com/zdy4m4yay9

– PinkPantheress (@PinkPantheress2) March 26, 2025

PinkPantheress also announced a residency at the O2 Brixton Academy in London, where she will perform over two nights on September 18 and 19, under the title “Evening with PinkPantheress.” Remaining tickets can be found here.

Additionally, she was recently announced to appear at Glastonbury 2025, alongside acts like The Jungle, Trusting Person (DJ Set), and Marie Davidson.

In a four-star review of PinkPantheress’s debut album, NME remarked: “Ultimately, what makes ‘Heaven Knows’ such a compelling debut is its ability to create a distinctly British sound.”