Audriix Releases “Where the Boys Are” on February 14

Audriix Releases “Where the Boys Are” on February 14

A Playful Anthem About Temptation and Empowerment, Co-Written and Produced by Kevin Rudolf

NEW YORK, Feb. 14, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Top 40 charting artist Audriix is gearing up to release her highly anticipated new single, Where the Boys Are, on February 14, just in time for Valentine’s Day. The upbeat, synth-pop track was co-written and produced by Grammy Award-winning artist Kevin Rudolf (Let It Rock, I Made It), marking a significant milestone in Audriix’s career. Where the Boys Are goes for adds at Top 40 radio on February 18.

Where the Boys Are is a playful anthem that dives deep into the internal battle between desire and hesitation. The song explores the electric pull of attraction and the moment when someone’s reluctance makes you realize that if they’re not ready to take the leap, you’ll move on and find someone who is. With its infectious beat and confident message, Where the Boys Are is a celebration of knowing your worth and embracing what you want.

“This song is about owning your desires and not waiting around for someone to catch up,” Audriix says. “It’s playful, empowering, and all about taking control. Because once you settle for someone who’s not ready, you’ll always crave more.”

The collaboration with Kevin Rudolf brings a new dimension to Audriix’s growing artistry, with his production and songwriting pedigree elevating her already strong presence in the pop scene. Known for his work with top artists and his Grammy Award-winning background, Rudolf’s influence adds a polished yet edgy quality to the track, aligning perfectly with Audriix’s bold approach to music.

Where the Boys Are is a perfect representation of Audriix’s evolution as an artist, seamlessly blending catchy synth-pop hooks with a message of empowerment and self-assurance. This release builds on her already impressive catalog and positions her as not only a pop powerhouse but also a respected singer-songwriter in the industry.

Audriix made a dazzling debut at New York Fashion Week, kicking off Gen Art x Cesar Galindo’s runway show with a captivating performance of Where the Boys Are. She then turned heads in the highly anticipated Gen Art x Richie Rich runway show, showcasing the vibrant Richerette x Care Bear collection. Her presence was further cemented as she was spotted chatting with Ja Rule, making for an unforgettable moment. Richie Rich’s runway shows are known for their bold, avant-garde designs and A-list lineups, having previously featured icons like Naomi Campbell, Pamela Anderson, Paris Hilton, Kim Kardashian, Ellen DeGeneres, and Lydia Hearst, securing its place as one of the season’s most talked-about events. Additionally, she took the stage at Rockefeller Center for the Gen Art x Michael DePaulo Ready-To-Wear collection debut where they premiered Where the Boys Are and played her chart-topping hit I Do. Audriix also infused the runway with her signature energy, bringing New York-based designer Viktoria Marchev’s futuristic creations to life in the Flying Solo Show.

She solidified her mark on NYFW and as she continues to expand her influence, Audriix is set to perform at the 2025 EDM Awards in Miami this March, proving her versatility across music and fashion. She is also set to perform on upcoming morning TV shows in support of the new track in Las Vegas, Tennessee, and New York.

Starting February 14, Where the Boys Are will be available on all streaming platforms. With more exciting releases on the horizon, Audriix is set to continue her rise in the music world.

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ABOUT AUDRIIX:

Audriix’s (pronounced Audrey) powerful voice and multi-instrumental talents make her a standout up-and-coming star in contemporary pop and pop singer-songwriter music. A Silicon Valley native, Audriix begged for violin lessons at age two and quickly moved on to also playing piano, viola, guitar, drums, and singing. While earning three degrees from Stanford University and playing Division 1 college golf, Audriix honed her craft in songwriting and performance, releasing music with recurring themes of women empowerment, relationships, and resilience. Having previously toured with Madison Beer and Aly & AJ, Audriix recently finished opening for Lindsey Stirling’s Duality Tour, including playing a sold-out show at Red Rocks Amphitheatre. Her new album Twisted Fairytales is out now.