Singer Leigh-Anne, former member of Little Mix, will release her new single this Thursday (28)
Stealing love, the first in a recently announced collection of songs from his solo career. The song is now available on digital platforms via WarnerMusic.
Music, a R&B sincere, it shows a more raw and honest side Leigh-Anne, as he explores the darkest aspects of love. Combining soulful lyrics with an infectious, distorted instrumental vocal, Stealing love is the first track in a series of songs that highlight the singer’s talent and sonic direction as an artist.
Produced by Ian Kirkpatrick (from working with Dua Lipa, Justin Bieber AND Selena Gomez), the single was written by herself Leigh-Anne next to names like Jermaine Jackson, Philip Plested AND ROMANS.
“‘Stealin’ Love’ is about those moments when you feel like you’re pouring so much love into someone and not getting what you need in return. I think it’s incredibly powerful to be open and honest about those moments,” comment Leigh-Anne above the track.
Last week, the artist posted that this new song is the first in a collection he created while working on his debut album: “I’ve written and recorded so much for my album during this production process, I have a collection of songs that fit together in their own way. The first one will be out soon and I’ll be sharing many more songs in the coming weeks. It’s starting to get real.”
Stealing love continues the successes started in 2023, Don’t say love AND My love (with Ayra Starr).
As a solo artist, Leigh-Anne quickly accumulated more than 60 million global streamshe won two singles later TOP 40 From UK and has appeared on the cover of renowned outlets, including Rolling Stone UK, Glamor UK, Tush and the magazine About Brazil.
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