Livvi has the season wide open for “Now I’m That Bitch,” an empowering anthem in which the singer claims “bitch” to be an acronym for “being in total control of herself.” The independent woman puts her guy in his place: “You were too fly then, so fly away now” is sung with an aggressive, feisty vocal, and the momentum continues with Pitbull’s forceful and energetic rhymes. Salaam Remi’s production glistens from the start and bumps with a funked-up, futuristic rhythm and synth sounds. Source: Billboard.com

As of late, the isle of Barbados has gained notoriety for being the hometown of pop princess Rihanna. But now she’s got some competition in the form of Bajan British sensation Livvi Franc and her pop gem “Now I’m That Bitch,” an intensely hot single produced by Salaam Remi (Amy Winehouse, Nas).

By way of Harrogate, England, and Barbados, 21-year-old Livvi has traversed from an in-the-shadows student to emerging B.I.T.C.H.—a concept she describes for every young woman as “Being In Total Control of Herself.” (Read more)