PinkPantheress Channels Flirty Chaos in Addictive New Single “Stateside”

Rating: 4 out of 5.
over art for Stateside by PinkPantheress

With “Stateside,” PinkPantheress reminds us why she’s one of the most exciting voices in alt-pop today.

PinkPantheress is officially in her lovestruck era—and her latest single “Stateside” proves it in the most chaotic, catchy way possible. Serving as a teaser for her upcoming album, “Stateside” delivers all the grungy, girly-pop goodness fans have come to expect from the British star.

The song centers around her current infatuation with an American boy, and the lengths she’s willing to go just to be with him. From hopping on international flights to slipping into his bed across the ocean, PinkPantheress romanticizes the thrill of chasing someone who makes her feel seen and adored. According to her, no one’s ever made her feel like this—and yes, it’s making her go a little crazy.

Flirty, infectious, and playfully obsessive, “Stateside” captures the giddy highs of infatuation. By the final chorus, it’s hard not to root for her. It’s the kind of love song that has you daydreaming about airport terminals and late-night calls. You’ll want to spin this one on repeat, especially if your “girl boss pop” playlist needs an upgrade.

Check out PinkPantheress in “Stateside” below!




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