September 4, 2026

Miss FD returns with music video for the ballad ‘Curse Breaker’ – Out now

Miss FD returns with music video for the ballad 'Curse Breaker'

Miss FD returns with music video for the ballad 'Curse Breaker'

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Fort Lauderdale, Florida-based dark electronic music producer Miss FD has just released her music video for her song, “Curse Breaker“.

She says this about the track: “‘Curse Breaker’ is a liberating dark piano piece with laid bare female vocals that channel raw emotion, empowerment, and mystique. A spell unbinding transformative song about overcoming and letting go.”

The music video was directed by long-time collaborator and friend Tas Limur, who filmed it in a Victorian mansion in Historic Old Louisville, KY.

About Miss FD

Miss FD is a dark electronic music artist, singer, songwriter, producer, and performer based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Since her project’s inception in 2009, she has released several albums and singles that blend darkwave, cyberpunk, industrial, and dark synthpop influences.

Her albums include “Monsters in the Industry” (2010), “Love Never Dies” (2011), “Comfort for the Desolate” (2013) and “Transcendence (2018)”. In addition to her albums, Miss FD has released numerous singles and EPs, often collaborating with artist Vulture Culture on tracks like “Ashes of Stars” (2018), “Spitfire” (2019), and “Faster Than Light” (2020).

Her recent works include the EP “As Above, So Below” (2022), inspired by the ancient site Göbekli Tepe, and singles such as “Menticide” (2022), “Distractions” (2023), and “Syndicated” (2024).

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