Is This Gen Z’s Polyamory Battle Cry or Moral Meltdown Waiting to Happen?
MIAMI, Feb. 03, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — In a bold move poised to shatter taboos and spark viral outrage, independent record label, Diamond Distro released “Thruple.” As the world’s first track titled “Thruple”, SPIKY’s twist on three-person dynamics to openly celebrate consensual three person relationships with lyrics such as “four hands, four lips, one perfect party.” The track arrives amid unprecedented data: Feeld, a dating app for open minded individuals, exploring non-monogamy, shows 22 percent of American adults under thirty participating, reporting a 500 percent surge in triad seekers since 2023.
SPIKY pioneers a linguistic shift: Her “Thruple” blends “trouble” and “triple” for infectious edge. “This isn’t music, it’s a manifesto for feeling amazing in society’s forbidden ways.”
“Gen Z rejects rules, craves more, and “Thruple” ignites the fire.”
Love it, Hate it, or Join it.
Critics label the song a gateway to “relationship chaos,” while supporters hail it as the soundtrack of evolving norms. Within forty-eight hours, “Thruple” garnered 1.2 million total views. “Love is expanding, SPIKY states. This song asks why one rule should fit everyone.”
Media: Cover or get left in open-relationship dust.
Stream now and buzz.
About Christine “SPIKY” Malvasio
Miami-based indie artist, mixes edgy hip-hop with raw takes on love and lust. She amplifies marginalized voices through boundary pushing commentary.
Follow on Instagram and X, @spikyimin; YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@SPIKYOfficialMusic
For interviews, assets, or “Thruple” talks, contact Jenn at Spiky Management: [email protected], (305) 606-1943.
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