Kid Sister (who is NOT Nikki Minaj) is giving it away for free - get the FREE mixtape download now!

She chose this shot because it is slimming.

Kid Sister chucked out a quite listenable tune called 'Right Hand Hi' a long time ago and then, judging by her public profile over the last few months, went to the spa for about a year or so. 

Luckily they appear to have had a rather advanced recording studio at whatever spa it was, and Miss Sister was able to lay down some tracks in between mud baths or whatever the hell goes on in those places.  She's actually worked with some pretty great people, and her stuff isn't half bad.  But once you've been the "next big thing" and then disappeared, it's hard to get that momentum back.  Especially when that Nikki Minaj thing kinda stole your thunder...

Anyhow, for those of you who don't remember (i.e. ALL OF YOU), this is what 'Right Hand Hi' was like:

Not bad, eh?  Well if you'd like some more things that sound like that but slightly different, here's a link to a whole bunch of Nikki Mina...er, Kid Sister tunes:

 

"Generous"

Kid Sister talks about 'Life On TV' in her new track - listen now!

Kid Sister made a couple splashes already, first with 'Right Hand Hi' and 'Pro Nails' and then with...well, nothing.  That was kind of it.  But still, she's proven herself to be a little bit awesome, and continues that trend with 'Life On TV', her new single from the album 'Ultraviolet.'  It's a fun slice of 80's tinged summer pop, but credible and 'hard' enough that your friends won't make fun of you for listening to it.  Quite simply, it's a good version of Ke$ha if she took a bath.



It's UK iTunes' free track of the week, so head on over and get yourself a free copy! 

If you can still hear with all that buzz, have a listen to the new Kid Sister track

The album is finally out in October, but until then the interwebs are all abuzz with the dance-hop stylings of one 'Kid Sister.' It's shown up on all 'the blogs' and is one of NME's '10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week' so there's really not a lot more that needs to be said. Good job, can't wait for the album etc etc