Hard Rock Singer PINKNOISE Channels Rage In New Single “TALK TALK” About Online Haters

Rising hard rock trailblazer PINKNOISE (aka Kacey Foxx) releases their explosive new single “TALK TALK.” The track is Foxx’s heaviest and most unapologetic track to date, channeling raw anger and pure catharsis after experiencing online hate and public scrutiny as PINKNOISE. Listen HERE.

“I’ve never been extremely active on the internet until I was PINKNOISE, and being online is not for the faint of heart,” states Kacey. “Just as in the first EP, HUMAN=KIND, I told a story that humans can be tender and light-hearted, I’ve learned in the last year that they can be equally as vile and cruel. This song takes a peek into my inner thoughts when I can’t block out the noise from the hatred being hurled at me through a screen. It stays with you, it eats at you, and takes over every thought inside your brain.”

“TALK TALK” follows “FLESH AND BONE,” a searing single that blends jagged riffs and industrial undertones. Both tracks are the follow-up to the acclaimed debut EP HUMAN=KIND, released this past August. Follow PINKNOISE on socials for more information on their forthcoming EP.

“PINKNOISE is exactly who I am, and that means for me to tell my story as raw and authentically as possible,” Kacey Foxx declares when dissecting the core mission behind their genre-bending musical project PINKNOISE that has taken the music world by storm. Foxx has forged a space where metal riffs collide with soulful R&B melodies, and where vulnerability bleeds into fury.

In the span of just one year since the release of their debut single “NEVER LAST,” PINKNOISE has amassed over 5 million streams across DSPs, hundreds of thousands of followers on social media, and scored a record deal with the renowned label Nettwerk Music Group. However, beyond these impressive metrics of success, perhaps the most pivotal reward for Foxx has been the impact they’ve had on their legions of fans, who look to them as a beacon of representation for the LGBTQIA+ community in an often disproportionately male-dominated music scene. For Foxx, PINKNOISE is more than a project; it’s a community. A safe, loud, and inclusive space where misfits and dreamers can exist without judgment.

With HUMAN=KIND and their latest singles, Foxx proves that vulnerability and rage can coexist, that defiance can be tender, and that being yourself is the loudest statement of all. PINKNOISE is not just making noise—they’re creating the sound of the future.