Princess Superstar charges into 2026 with “YUM-ME,” a new single that leans fully into the bold, club-ready excess that has long defined her sound. Built on pounding electronic beats, flashes of old-school hi-NRG, and the sharp intensity of modern hyperpop, the track delivers a high-energy rush that feels both nostalgic and forward-looking. Produced by the duo Two Planets, the song is loud and unapologetic, designed for maximum impact on the dancefloor.

Vocally, “YUM-ME” is instantly recognizable as Princess Superstar. Her rapid-fire delivery and confrontational humor cut through the production with ease, packed with confidence, provocation, and playful bravado. A feature from Eloise Keeble adds to the track’s unruly spirit, reinforcing its sense of excess and attitude. The single was co-written by Princess Superstar and Keeble alongside Two Planets, with a music video created by Instagram sensation Chaos Dreamland amplifying its vivid, chaotic energy.

The release arrives as Princess Superstar continues her renewed moment in the spotlight. She returned to the charts, earned a Gold record, and reached a new generation of listeners after “Perfect (Exceeder)” featured memorably in Saltburn, sparking viral momentum and widespread rediscovery. That resurgence was followed by additional viral moments, including praise from Doja Cat, renewed attention around her 2008 track “Licky,” and high-profile remixes from David Guetta, Oliver Heldens, and Todd Terry.

Speaking about the new single, Princess Superstar described “YUM-ME” as feeling like “Perfect (Exceeder)” for her 2026 comeback era. She confirmed the track is part of an upcoming album scheduled for release in May, which will be her first full-length project in 13 years. Recent singles such as “PRAY,” “Harrison Ford,” and “Goddess” have already hinted at the direction of the record, supported by collaborations with artists and producers including Laidback Luke, Oscar Scheller, Whethan, and Aliyah’s Interlude.

As she enters this new chapter, Princess Superstar builds on a career that has spanned decades and genres. Her earlier work included collaborations with artists like Lana Del Rey, The Prodigy, Moby, and Grandmaster Flash, alongside seven studio albums that cemented her reputation as a singular and influential voice in dance and pop culture.

With “YUM-ME,” she embraces both her legacy and her current momentum, delivering a track that feels deliberately over-the-top and fully in tune with her moment.

Author: Andrew Braithwaite

Andrew is the founder and chief editor of Music Talkers. He's also a keen music enthusiast and plays the guitar.