Hot off her appearance at Nostalgia Festival and following her country-tinged track ‘Mad Woman’ comes ‘It’s My Pleasure, an explicitly fun and fizzy ode to sex and sexual desire.

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“This song was born from a long dry-spell of lacking in the intimacy department” says Vic. “So if I wasn’t getting any action, I decided I wanted to make something really hot and horny - that champions owning your sexual fantasies and desires!”

‘It’s My Pleasure’ was created with APRA Silver Scroll nominee and producer, Emily C. Browning, with mix and master by Math Bishop. “I really like minimalist prod and it was an exercise in using less elements to create something in-your-face.” Emily says. “We both wanted it to feel like a punchy little arcade game or something, with little reward sounds and different levels. The metal breakdown was Phoebe’s idea and I had to quickly figure out how to play guitar and bass like a metal head. Very fun day in the studio!”

Alongside this song comes a music video, made in collaboration with Adam Hogan (Lore Films), with thanks to NZ On Air’s New Music Single grant. “We wanted to make something cheeky, visually stimulating and silly that matched the vibe of the song, while adding an additional heightened story-telling element to it!”

‘It’s My Pleasure’ is available on all streaming services and is available to purchase on Bandcamp and iTunes.

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Phoebe Vic is an emerging alternative pop act and multi-disciplinary artist based in Ōtautahi/Christchurch. A born performer, her appearances at both Go Live Festival ‘24 and Nostalgia Festival this year have gained her a loyal following, steadily becoming recognised for her vocal prowess and dynamic stage presence.

Releasing her debut EP Strange Rituals in 2023, her most recent tracks ‘Wasn’t That Deep’ and ‘Mad Woman’ continue to establish her as a unique and refreshing voice within the NZ pop music scene.

Vic is currently working on a debut album with producer and collaborator Emily C. Browning, which is planned for a release in the summer of 2025/2026. Alongside her work as solo recording artist, Vic was a band member for Christchurch pop-act ASHY on her travels to SXSW Austin and Sydney in 2023.

She is also a graduate of Toi Whakaari: NZ Drama School and has performed in shows across the country; including work with Auckland Theatre Company, Silo Theatre, The Court Theatre, The CSO and NZ Opera.

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