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Daisy Pring – Take Flight

Daisy Pring by Jazel Jozic2

Bringing her own swag to a fusion of pop and R&B, DAISY PRING has levelled up once more with the release of her new single, ‘TAKE FLIGHT’.

The track, laden with attitude and charisma, is a vibrant step forward for the South Coast artist and an exciting taster of a new chapter set to be revealed in full next year.

‘TAKE FLIGHT’ is a song that builds around a glossy and slick bed of production and high energy. Here, Daisy Pring recorded at Offbeat Studios with producer Jess Heeney in bringing her vision to life. With sonic influences including Tate McRae and CHXRRY, ‘TAKE FLIGHT’ is a song that the artist describes as being “about coveting someone and enticing them to step into your world.”

“This track feels like my first time singing about physical desire and the first song I feel like I am womanly and sexy.” DAISY PRING

Across her career, Daisy Pring has enjoyed an increasingly prolific run of achievements. From collaborating with the likes of Taka Perry (RUEL, Katseye), Chelsea Warner (ONEFOUR, Boy Soda) and Jordie Ireland, to emerging as one of pop’s most engaging live performers, the artist has continued to prove her strength as a creative artist with each release. Her music has landed airplay and support across commercial and community radio, including Hot Hits, NOVA FM and Triple J; while Australian media tastemakers have flocked to Daisy Pring’s effervescent style and insatiable presence both on record and on stage. Her work has earned her a nomination for the Vanda And Young Global Songwriting Competition (‘Treading Water’), as well as second prize in APRA AMCOS’ 2025 Emerging Songwriter Award.

To celebrate the release of ‘TAKE FLIGHT’, fans can catch Daisy Pring performing at OUR OWN FESTIVAL in Sydney this October.

Sunday 4 October The Factory Courtyard SYDNEY OUR OWN FESTIVAL

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