AceShowbiz - Paris Hilton and Rina Sawayama have released their latest single, "I'm Free", a captivating anthem that celebrates personal growth and liberation. The song, released on Friday, June 21, is an invigorating blend of upbeat synths and a catchy hook.

Hilton, 43, drew inspiration for "I'm Free" from the 1997 song "Free" by Ultra Nate, which she heard during a pivotal moment in her life. After sharing her experiences of mental and physical abuse at the Provo Canyon School, Hilton said, "It has served as an anthem of hope and a guiding light."

"I'm Free" is the first single from Hilton's highly anticipated sophomore album, "Infinite Icon", which will feature 12 tracks and is set to release on September 6. The album also includes a collaboration with Sia on the song "Fame Won't Love You".

Hilton's collaboration with Sawayama is a testament to their shared passion for empowering others. Together, they hope to inspire fans to embrace their voices and express themselves freely. "There's nothing in the world that can bring me down," the song's bridge notes. "There's no one in the room who could take my crown."

Sawayama's mesmerizing vocals and lyrics add depth and power to the song. Hilton expressed her gratitude for Sawayama's involvement, stating, "I'm so grateful to have Rina Sawayama's mesmerizing vocals and lyrics on the song. Together, Rina and I hope to inspire fans around the world to embrace their own strong voices and feel free to fully express themselves."

"I'm Free" is a liberating anthem that showcases both Paris Hilton's personal journey and her unwavering commitment to inspiring others. The song is sure to resonate with anyone who has faced challenges and emerged stronger on the other side.