SVSTO releases their second single of 2026, partnering with Samantha Hudson to take aim at CEOs, chief executives, and other agents of capitalism in ‘Tarantino’.
‘Tarantino’ is a stylish, house-infused techno-pop track in which SVSTO and Samantha Hudson slip into the skins of two divas ready to stand up to the corporate world. The press release talks of “evil businesswomen for a day,” and the description fits them to a tee. It’s the Song of the Day.
While SVSTO flashes their “bad-girl nails and silver teeth,” Hudson adopts an almost corporate predator persona with “tough look, predatory gaze” and a mind as cold as her heart. Both delight in exposing an industry populated with creative directors, hype merchants and other roles that seem invented, as the electronic backbone pounds the rhythm with blunt force.
SVSTO opens fire with “I love the industry of lies / Of all its bitches, I am the most beloved,” but Samantha Hudson saves some of the sharpest barbs. “Do you think I care about whatever genius inspires you? Come on, go on,” she asks before finishing with something considerably more direct: “Do you want me to write a review of your stupid face?”
The closing, with voices crossing between “marketing, marketing” and an “enough is enough,” completes the reversal of the power fantasy: after fighting capitalism for so long, the girls are tired and want to go home. SVSTO and Samantha, you can keep our time and our dopamine.
