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Rob Prince turns job-loss fallout into defiant garage rock on ‘What’s Mine Is Mine’

‘What’s Mine Is Mine’ trades resentment for indie-sleaze energy as Rob Prince rejects power games and starts again on his own terms.

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Rob Prince will release ‘What’s Mine Is Mine’ on 7th August, turning the fallout from losing a job into an upbeat garage-rock single about getting back on his feet. Produced at Black Cactus Studios by AJ, with Liam Hooker on drums, the track takes a difficult period and pushes it into something fast, defiant and forward-looking.

There is no interest in sitting with resentment. Rob uses the song to reject fakeness, ruthlessness and workplace power games, choosing to move ahead with his dignity intact rather than letting the people involved decide what happens next.

Reclaiming control with indie-sleaze energy

Rob Prince places that reset inside a high-energy mix of garage rock, modern indie and indie-sleaze attitude. The upbeat pace and driving drums keep the song moving forward, turning the job-loss fallout into release rather than bitterness.

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‘What’s Mine Is Mine’ strips the situation back to the parts of life worth protecting. False loyalties and workplace politics lose their hold, leaving Rob focused on independence, self-respect and the freedom to choose his own next step.

The title feels less like a demand for revenge than a line drawn around what remains personal. Rob is not asking to return to the position he lost. He is deciding which parts of himself were never anyone else’s to take.

The release follows earlier TuneFountain coverage of the reflective Britpop single ‘Sunshine’, the Yung Felc collaboration ‘Couldn’t Think Straight’ and the genre-spanning album Patchwork. ‘What’s Mine Is Mine’ brings a more immediate edge, replacing reflection with a brisk garage-rock refusal to be pushed around.

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Colin

Colin is the founder and editor of TuneFountain. His taste covers all sorts, though he’s most at home with pop and rock. He’s passionate about supporting independent artists, highlighting fresh talent, and sharing the stories behind the music shaping today’s scene.