KICCC | Discorder Magazine
Femininity can be aggressive and intimidating. Glitch-pop artist Carson Cheng’s — or KICCC’s — latest song “MRKMI” owns this sentiment and empowers femininity, turning it into a weapon. The track kicks off with snarky lyrics, rejecting toxic masculinity, or ego for that matter, which can be sugar-coated by high-brand fashion. The track’s heavy, low beat is reminiscent of a nightclub full of neon lights but also expresses something deeper. Some kind of new-found power. KICCC is a non-binary Canadian-Chinese singer, who grew up in Vancouve...