Breakout genre-buster BIIG PIIG has dropped two new tracks today (October 23), the heart-wrenching ‘Oh No’ and the sensual ‘Liahr’.
Both tracks see the Irish singer approach often chaotic situations and deliver her take with a sensory calm.
In a press release, BIIG PIIG – aka Jess Smyth – spoke of the
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