MsAmor, an emerging artist from the Bay Area, started down her musical path in 2017 with a passion for rapping and freestyling. What started as an expression of her creativity, rapping quickly turned into a passion, as she’s written several songs over the years. This year, she’s finally started to lay some of those tracks. Firstly, “Club Nights,” set the stage for her signature vibe—music that’s about lookin’ fly, feelin’ great, and turnin’ up. Now, she’s back with a new single, “MPM” (Money Power Makeup), a boss-women anthem for those who are all about making their own, livin’ that fancy life, and lookin’ fabulous while doing it.
“MPM” is more than just a hype track; it’s a theme song for independence, confidence, and ambition. The title, which stands for Money Power Makeup, is about gettin’ money, looking fine, and being unapologetically yourself. MsAmor explains that the song is dedicated to women who strive to live life on their own terms—bossin’ up, and shining. It’s a playful soundtrack to help you live your best life.
Crafted alongside her producer, “MPM” went through several iterations before it became the single it is today. MsAmor spent time refining the lyrics, adjusting the beat, and ensuring that every line captured her current vibe and self-assured attitude. With a hip-hop and trap blend and themes centered around empowered feelings of living and looking like boss-a** bi***, this track is the perfect addition to any pre-game playlist, offering that turnup confidence before a night out.
MsAmor’s music most notably has danceability and club energy, filled with braggadocious lyrics that celebrate the finer things, from luxury and success, to living life exactly how you want to. With a confident and sassy delivery, MsAmor’s vocals bring an energy that makes her songs perfect for the dancefloor, vanity station, the car, or anywhere else you want to feel like a Queen.
What’s Next for MsAmor?
With “MPM” set to drop on October 11th, MsAmor plans to give this track her all, promoting it across platforms and amplifying the traction. And the music doesn’t stop here—fans can look forward to more music coming out in December, as she continues to build her presence and refine her sound. While she’s still relatively new to the recording scene, MsAmor is determined to make waves in the industry, one beat at a time.
Follow her on Instagram @lilfancyhoe for updates on upcoming releases and more!
Listen to Club Nights and new Single “MPM” on Spotify
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