VASSY Releases ‘Dirty Martini’
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VASSY will release “Dirty Martini” on Friday, Nov. 13, via KMVMUSIC. The song features production by fellow Australian DJ Oscar Jamo.
The U.S.-based Australian singer tells Billboard that the track “shows a different side of me — slick, cheeky, playful and a little provocative, compared to some of my more soulful records. I love being able to express different sides of my personality through music. Sometimes it’s about having fun and making people dance.”
In 2026, VASSY made her solo debut at Tomorrowland and became a mom. Her single “Day N Night,” a collaboration with fellow Australian artist BUST-R, reached No. 1 on the ARIA Club Chart, making her the sixth female artist to lead the tally. The song spent four consecutive weeks at the top.
Earlier in the year, the Darwin native had a U.K. chart hit with “On Me,” a neo-disco-inspired collaboration with producer Mind Electric. “Creatively, I’m in such an exciting place,” she says. “Being independent gives me the freedom to explore new sounds, take risks and, most importantly, have fun without feeling boxed in by expectations or numbers.”
VASSY has more than 3 billion career streams, six No. 1s on Billboard’s Dance Club Songs chart and an APRA Billions Award. In 2023, she became the first female artist and the first Australian to receive the EDMA Icon Award.
“What a year. Becoming a mum has been life-changing, and I’m still navigating the beautiful chaos of balancing mum life with artist life,” she says. VASSY calls her Tomorrowland experience “pure magic and a real full-circle moment.” She first performed at the festival a decade earlier alongside Tiësto, singing “Secrets.”
“2026 has been a pretty special ride,” VASSY says. “There’s plenty more new music and exciting collaborations.”
Stream “Dirty Martini” below.
Source: Billboard

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