Independent artist Blaze Olsen continues to make waves in the music industry with a new version of his track "Rich Pricks", featuring Daddy NAT - a powerful blend of indie pop, rap, and anti-pop that captures the energetic yet upset mood of societal discontent.

Born and raised a military brat, Blaze Olsen's journey from coast to coast across the United States has profoundly influenced his music. After abandoning traditional education to pursue his passion for music, he made the bold decision to uproot himself and move to California in 2020. Living off the beaches of Malibu during the pandemic, he found solace in the freedom of his van and the inspiration of the ocean waves.

"Rich Pricks" serves as a raw expression of Blaze Olsen's frustration and envy towards those born into privilege. The track, characterized by its infectious energy and punk attitude, reflects the artist’s visceral reaction to the stark wealth disparity he witnessed in Malibu.
"I woke up one morning and I honestly was just so sick and tired of the way I was living," Blaze Olsen explains. "Seeing the 20-million-dollar homes vacant most of the year just made me pissed and depressed."

Despite its initial release last year, "Rich Pricks" has taken on new life with the recent addition of Daddy NAT, whose distinct vibe perfectly complements Blaze Olsen's raw energy. The collaboration injects fresh perspective into the track, amplifying its message of societal inequality.
At its core, the song is about acknowledging the divide between 'the haves and the have nots' and refusing to accept it. 'Rich Pricks' is Blaze Olsen’s rebellion against a system that perpetuates inequality and injustice.

With this new version of "Rich Pricks", Blaze Olsen once again proves himself as an artist unafraid to confront uncomfortable truths and challenge the status quo. As he continues to make music from the confines of his van in Malibu, his voice resonates louder than ever, calling for change in a world plagued by division.