BIOS

Kirsten Collins is a multi platinum Singer- songwriter who has built a career at the intersection of pop culture, music, and innovation. She's been recognized by The Wall Street Journal as an "Innovator" and has written for major global artists including aespa's hit "Savage." Her work and story have also been featured by Rolling Stone and other major entertainment outlets highlighting her influence across the modern music industry. With millions of followers across platforms, Kirsten has become known for blending emotionally driven pop music with empowering storytelling, while also working behind the scenes as a respected songwriter in both the mainstream pop and K-pop worlds.



Sh!tty Princess is an anonymous DJ producer and pop electronic artist blending euphoric EDM, theatrical storytelling, and viral visual branding into a world entirely her own. Known for high energy performances and her signature lampshade persona, Sh!tty Princess has performed alongside artists including Post Malone and Steve Aoki while building a growing presence in the Los Angeles music and fashion scene through live events, fashion drops, and immersive branded experiences.



Nathalie Bonin is an award-winning composer, violinist, and producer whose work spans film, television, recording, and live performance. A SOCAN Screen Composer of the Year recipient, she is also a featured artist on the Grammy-winning album Women Warriors: The Voices of Change. Her music has been synced in major productions including Bridgerton, New Amsterdam, and Oprah Conversations. Blending cinematic orchestration, virtuosic violin, and modern electronic influence, Nathalie has collaborated and performed alongside acclaimed artists including deadmau5, Chance the Rapper, Bran Van 3000, Moist, and Stevie Wonder, bringing a powerful cinematic edge to contemporary sound.





A New Creative Movement Emerges Through Female-Led Music Collaboration



LOS ANGELES — In a music industry increasingly driven by formula, three visionary female artists from radically different worlds are coming together to deliver a collaboration that feels both culturally significant and sonically cinematic. Multi-platinum songwriter Kirsten Collins, award-winning composer, violinist, and producer Nathalie Bonin, and enigmatic electronic festival artist and producer Sh!tty Princess represent a rare convergence of mainstream pop songwriting, orchestral film composition, and immersive electronic performance.



At the center of the collaboration is a shared vision: women creating expansive artistic worlds on their own terms while reshaping the future of music across genres, platforms, and mediums.

Recognized by The Wall Street Journal as an “Innovator” and featured by Rolling Stone, Kirsten Collins has quietly become one of the most multifaceted creatives in modern pop, writing for global acts including aespa’s breakout hit “Savage,” while cultivating a fanbase in the millions through emotionally resonant storytelling and genre-crossing artistry.



Nathalie Bonin brings an entirely different dimension to the project with a cinematic sensibility shaped by her work as an award-winning composer, violinist, and producer. A SOCAN Screen Composer of the Year recipient and featured artist on the Grammy-winning album Women Warriors: The Voices of Change, Nathalie’s music has been heard across film, television, and major productions including Bridgerton, New Amsterdam, and Oprah Conversations. Her collaborations and performances span artists such as deadmau5, Chance the Rapper, Bran Van 3000, Moist, and Stevie Wonder, adding a rich orchestral and cinematic layer to the collaboration.



Completing the trio is Sh!tty Princess, the anonymous Los Angeles-based electronic pop artist and music producer whose theatrical lampshade persona and euphoric live performances have generated growing attention across music, fashion, and festival culture. Having performed alongside artists including Post Malone and Steve Aoki, Sh!tty Princess has built a rapidly emerging brand through immersive live experiences, fashion drops, and high-concept visual storytelling.



Together, the collaboration feels less like a traditional release and more like the emergence of a new creative movement, one where women are no longer confined to singular roles within the industry, but instead operate simultaneously as artists, composers, producers, performers, and world builders.



Blending cinematic orchestration, emotionally charged songwriting, and festival-scale electronic production, the project reflects a larger shift happening across entertainment: the rise of female-led collaborations that are ambitious, multidimensional, and culturally defining.



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