Maxx Nies Delivers a Quietly Bold Anthem with “Rich Man”
There’s no room for fairy tales or savior princes. This time, the main character is her, and she doesn’t need anyone to come and fix her life.
At just 24 years old, Maxx delivers a clear and empowering message through a song that serves as a declaration of emotional, financial, and personal independence. From the very first verse, she makes it known: she’s not waiting to be saved—she already learned how to save herself.
Musically, “Rich Man” floats between pop and a minimalist production with dreamy touches that let the lyrics shine.
Maxx’s voice is steady, offering a sweet sense of confidence without slipping into arrogance. The vocals are complemented by soft guitars, a subtle rhythm section, and a clean arrangement that gives the lyrics room to breathe. There are no forced notes or unnecessary flourishes—just honest delivery. Maxx sings as if she were talking to a close friend. The track feels intimate, yet ready to blast from any speaker.
“Rich Man” isn’t really about money. It’s about self-worth. Maxx makes it clear she doesn’t need a rich man to feel complete. The deeper message is that real value comes from within. The quote that accompanies the single sums it up perfectly: “Men should be like sprinkles on ice cream. You don’t need them, but they can be fun. You are the ice cream, though, so you already have everything you really need on your own.”
With this release, Maxx Nies continues building a musical identity that aligns with her personal story. A survivor of abuse and a childhood marked by a distant father, she found healing in music—and now uses it to help other women do the same. Her work isn’t about pleasing—it’s about connecting and supporting those who’ve been through hard times.
“Rich Man” is a solid step forward in an artistic path grounded in truth. Maxx Nies wants to be a real voice for those who don’t always feel heard—and with songs like this, she’s making it happen.