Noga Erez shares new single 'Cash Out'

After returning earlier this year to share the track 'Bad Habits', Noga Erez is back with a harsher sound on her latest cut.

The new single 'Cash Out' sees her collaborates with Philadelphia rapper SAMMUS, and shows her adopting a far heavier and hip-hop-based sound than what we heard on her debut album 'Off The Radar' last year.

Speaking about the track, she said, “The intention is to list out things that can make you a successful woman, in the most twisted, chauvinistic way. What society’s version is contradicts itself (eat breakfast, not too much), and is derived from the image of well-being and wealth that is presented to us alongside commercials about food, food porn etc. It all sums up a person feeling that their mind is exploding from consuming everything that we are fed by society and advertising companies. The song is all from a woman’s perspective.”

Have a listen to 'Cash Out' in the player below.

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