KANNER is not here to be nice. Partnering with Rena Lovelis of pop-rock force Hey Violet, the songwriter turned artist does just that with "MEAT," a raw, no-holds-barred anthem for every woman who's ever been told she's is not enough in some way. Produced by PVRIS's Lynn Gunn, "MEAT" is a blistering takedown of the industry's unrealistic beauty standards and the tireless commodification of female artists.
From the opening throb of pop-inflected percussion to KANNER's raw, serrated vocals, MEAT bleeds with rage and defiance. Over thundering bass lines, she spits venomous truths about an industry that treats aging like an illness, singing, "Plague on my skin, only cure's a bullet to the brain or a syringe to your face." The frustration reaches a gut-wrenching peak as she and Lovelis deliver a ruthless reality check. "The only way you're moving up is just to be another piece of meat."
KANNER has long had a gift for words, but she's not just writing these days. She's gaining back her power." And with Lovelis at her side and Gunn's powerhouse production cranking the volume on every defiant beat, "MEAT" is raw. It's real. And it's prepared to upend the entire system.