Tu party: the self-released single produced by Rango Beats

One month after Nafasi, Irene put out a record entirely on her own terms. Tu party arrived on 19 September 2026, self-released under the name she used at the time, Miss Nasty, with the copyright line reading ℗ © 2026 Miss Nasty rather than a label. Production is credited on the cover to Rango Beats.

At 2:50 it is a tight, club-built single, and the artwork says as much: a black club washed in amber light, a blonde crop, a silver chain, a beige tracksuit, and the title set in chrome-gold 3D lettering. Above the word Miss sits a small gold crown. That crown is the detail that outlived the name. When Miss Nasty became Irene in October 2026, the crown from this cover became the mark of the new brand, and the amber-on-black palette of the sleeve became the palette of this site.

Where it lives

Tu party is on Apple Music and Spotify. On the day of release she posted a YouTube short, TU PARTY #missnasty, 21 seconds long, and a TikTok captioned simply Tu party, which has been played more than 10,800 times. Daily Instagram reels began the day after release and kept going into October.

Stream Tu party from the release page, watch the short on the videos page, and see the crown in its first setting on the about page, where the story of the name is told.