Scene Queen just dropped "Tracksuit," and Hannah Rose Collins is calling it her heaviest track yet *. Clocking in at just over two minutes, the song tells a darkly cinematic story: you find a tracksuit that doesn't belong to you, realize your partner's been cheating, and things escalate all the way to murder and an arrest †. Collins leaned into old-school R&B and pop storytelling for inspiration—think "Cell Block Tango" from *Chicago*, but with breakdowns *. She's been grinding on both her melodic chops and her screaming technique, and "Tracksuit" follows up her debut album *Bimbocore* with a Y2K aesthetic drenched in terror and zero apologies *.
Collins isn't shy about her anti-hero approach to songwriting, and she's already teasing that more cheating anthems are on the way *. The track captures that unhinged energy where pop hooks collide with metalcore fury, and it's exactly the kind of chaos fans have come to expect from Scene Queen. If you're into artists who blur genre lines and aren't afraid to get messy with their narratives, this one's a must-listen †.
Catch Scene Queen live as she supports Electric Callboy and Polaris on a North American run from May 14 through May 27, 2026 *. Between the new music and the tour, Collins is proving she's not slowing down—and honestly, we wouldn't want her to.