Australian singer/songwriter, producer and multimedia artist Jaguar Jonze (aka Deena Lynch) is nothing short of a manifold visionary. Jaguar Jonze and its adjacent projects, the narrative illustration project Spectator Jonze and the gender-subverting photography project Dusky Jonze, are powerful ways in which Deena processes her most intimate vulnerabilities while empowering others to do the same. Jaguar Jonze's meticulously realized work has earned her the partnerships with brands like Christian Louboutin, Reebok, BMW, Obey and Stüssy, and an abundance of press (Refinery29, PAPER, V Magazine, NME, VICE, Fashion Journal, Vogue Australia, Marie Claire Australia) praising her commitment to confronting social ills and breaking stigmas. Signed to Nettwerk Records, the enigmatic yet vulnerable songwriter delivers defiant ferocity through smoky vocals that shift between fragile and forceful on "WHO DIED AND MADE YOU KING?", a song written in direct response to the fall of certain industry kings in Australia amidst its latest #MeToo reckoning.

"With ‘WHO DIED AND MADE YOU KING?’, I wanted to take back my power, take back my voice and take back my artistry. I wanted it to represent my anger, where my boundaries now lie and display my fight and resilience," explains Deena. "Within a year, we have taken down many notable ‘kings’ or heads at the top of the music industry, and this song is to both celebrate that as well as act as warning, that more downfalls and clean ups are yet to come. Survivors together, with our voice and strength, have created real change and this time I get to use my music and art to speak my truth.”

Zimbabwean-born artist, fellow activist and poet Shungudzo adds her voice, wisdom and trademark vocals to "WHO DIED AND MADE YOU KING" taking the track to the next level.