TIHANE’s new single, “Ain’t That A B!tch,” flips the script on traditional breakup songs, delivering a tune that’s not just about heartbreak but about the resilience it demands. With a blend of future bounce, soul, and electronic elements, TIHANE carves out a sound that’s fresh and unapologetically personal. Pulling from her Polynesian and Croatian roots, TIHANE gives us a rhythmically rich, layered track that feels both classic and innovative. This single, co-produced with Segnon from TIHANE’s upcoming album, The War On Love, sets the stage for an artist unafraid to dive into the messy, beautiful complexities of relationships.

The song itself is striking in its honesty. TIHANE wrote it in the thick of a fresh breakup, capturing raw, unfiltered moments that resonate with anyone who’s ever experienced the highs and lows of love. Lyrics like “I was saying it’s you, you was pointing at me” capture the tension and reflection that come with parting ways, while the smooth hook, “Ain’t that a bitch about love,” distills the song’s essence—a reluctant but resilient acceptance of love’s unpredictable turns. The production, filled with deep drum beats, vintage samples, and funky basslines, brings a sophisticated edge that feels like both a nod to the past and a look toward the future.

To add another layer, the single’s music video—shot in one take in the California canyons—shifts from black and white to vivid color, matching the emotional shift in the song. Directed by TIHANE and Cris Blyth, the video is visually stunning and acts as a metaphor for the journey from heartbreak to self-empowerment. With this single, TIHANE has delivered more than a song; she’s crafted an experience that makes you feel every beat, every word, every emotion, and leaves you ready for whatever she’s about to bring next.