Overview
- King Princess unveiled the cover during a BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge session.
- Speaking with host Jack Saunders, the artist described the track as “a lesbian anthem” and tied lines like “You can change and still choose me” to modern queer relationships.
- The rendition emphasizes the original’s sombre bassline while introducing a lightly hopeful, slightly more upbeat feel.
- The original song appears on Geese’s acclaimed 2025 album Getting Killed, where it emerged as a fan favorite led by Cameron Winter’s melancholic vocal.
- Geese recently performed “Au Pays Du Cocaine” and “Trinidad” during their Saturday Night Live debut, reflecting the band’s rising profile.