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NEW MUSIC WE LOVE: Lily Allen’s “Trigger Bang” Featuring Giggs

January 24, 2018 Albumism Staff

Artist: Lily Allen featuring Giggs
Song: “Trigger Bang”
Album: No Shame (due in stores this summer)

Nearly four years have passed since Lily Allen delivered her third studio album Sheezus in 2014, and today brings news that its follow-up entitled No Shame is due to arrive this summer. Allen has also shared the Myles Whittingham directed video for the project’s lead single “Trigger Bang,” her collaboration with the London-bred emcee Giggs. Produced by Fryars, “Trigger Bang” showcases a harder edge to Allen’s signature sound, while offering the melodic charms we’ve come to expect from her since she dropped her acclaimed debut Alright, Still back in 2006.

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