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Prince Fox Redefines Himself on Forward-Thinking “Rock Paper Scissors”

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Artvoice  ·  December 14, 2018
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Layering wispy vocals over deep dance production, Prince Fox crafts another forward-thinking pop single with “Rock Paper Scissors.”

“Rock Paper Scissors” comes at the end of a year filled with personal growth and artistic reinvention. In 2017, Prince Fox found himself burnt out from touring with his anxieties at an all-time high. He stepped away from life on the road to refocus his energy and rediscover his sense of purpose. During this transitional period of self discovery, he rid his life of toxic energy. Stepping through the otherside revitalized and re-focused, Prince Fox released a series of singles this fall, “Fake It,” “Trust” and “Come Thru.” Sonically, his newer works falls under what he calls “Pop that knocks,” focusing on crisp melodies. “Rock Paper Scissors” captures the essence of this sound and celebrates this new sense of mental clarity. In his own words:

“Rock Paper Scissors in the celebration anthem to cutting out the toxic people, places, and habits out of your life,” states Prince Fox. “It’s the soundtrack to the party you throw yourself when you realize how much happier – and better – you are without the drama.”

About Prince Fox
Originally from NYC, Sam Lassner, (better known as Prince Fox), is a Los Angeles-based songwriter/producer who has developed a unique brand of pop.  His impressive back catalog includes “Fragile,” a collaboration with Academy Award-nominated actress/singer Hailee Steinfeld, “Space (feat. Quinn XCII),” “Time Alone,” featuring The Griswolds, and his Dim Mak debut “Just Call,” featuring Bella Thorne. “Just Call” took the world by storm, re-invigorating Thorne’s music career and landing in 18 Global Spotify Viral charts including the US, UK, Mexico, Australia, with a music video that became the #7 Most Trending video on YouTube.

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