A talented pop anthem...
London-based rising star Leiyah has released her latest pop anthem ‘I SEE LIGHT’.
Coming from a musical family, Leiyah has always found her foundation in music. Her late uncle, Earl Lindo of The Wailers, initiated her journey into songwriting, which she has pursued passionately, eventually leading her to the BRIT School.
Her debut album in 2019 made a significant impact, and since then, she has continued to evolve and expand her sound. Last year’s release, ‘NEVER LIKED YOU ANYWAY,’ marked a pivotal moment in her career, showcasing a vibrant piece of pop brilliance.
Now available, her new single ‘I SEE LIGHT’ transitions between gospel influences and alt-pop, culminating in a climactic blend of DnB energy and indie elegance.
Leiyah shares...
Will and I crafted this song from my own earnest struggle for clarity and purpose amid a world filled with distractions and societal pressures. Throughout this journey, I find myself seeking divine guidance, turning to God for direction during times of uncertainty.
This spiritual exploration brings an element of hope, indicating that faith can shed light on my path, offering comfort and wisdom in confusing moments. The combination of my inner strength and spiritual quest creates a rich narrative of my experience, highlighting a journey that reflects both personal resilience and trust in a greater purpose.
Johnny Douglas played a crucial role in bringing this track to fruition with his outstanding production expertise. Having worked with renowned artists like George Michael, Kylie Minogue, and Tina Turner, he infused the song with a distinct blend of energy and emotion that resonates profoundly with audiences.
Listen now.
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London-based artist Leiyah has released her latest pop anthem, ‘I SEE LIGHT’. Hailing from a musical family, this background has consistently provided her with support and inspiration.