PR3NOM releases powerful debut single 'Peace Manifesto': An anthem of empowerment for the trans community
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London-based alternative hip-hop artist and producer PR3NOM (pronounced "prenom") has released his debut single "Peace Manifesto", marking the three-year anniversary of his first testosterone shot, a milestone in his transition journey.
The track, available now on all platforms, is an anthem of empowerment for the trans community, celebrating his personal growth while addressing the continued fight for trans rights.
The music video for "Peace Manifesto", filmed on Oxford Street, features PR3NOM holding a sign reading, “Trans Rights Are Human Rights,” as crowds pass by, highlighting the exhaustion of constantly needing to justify his existence. As his arms visibly tire, the visual reflects both the physical and emotional toll of societal indifference toward trans issues.
"This song is not just my story—it's a reminder of how relentless and tiring the fight for trans rights can be," says PR3NOM. "With ‘Peace Manifesto,’ I want every trans person to know they’re seen and heard, and to keep fighting for respect."
Self-produced in his South London bedroom studio, "Peace Manifesto" is a testament to PR3NOM’s unique voice as both an artist and activist, blending deeply personal lyrics with dynamic hip-hop production.
