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NEW MUSIC WE LOVE: Little Simz’s “Introvert”

April 22, 2021 Patrick Corcoran
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Little Simz’s 2019 album GREY Area was a fabulous addition to an already impressive career. The UK artist found in Inflo a producer and co-writer worthy of her talents and together they offered up 10 tracks of power, beauty and pride that showcase her undeniable flow and lyrical dexterity and his fresh take on hip-hop’s building blocks.

Now they return to snatch 2021’s attention with a devastatingly powerful new track, “Introvert,” which comes with a jaw-dropping video that bristles with Black Excellence against a backdrop of the Natural History Museum in London, alongside the portentous images of the ongoing struggle for equality in a world riven with conflict. The music is further proof of Inflo’s genius – cinematic blasts of horns, strings ratcheting up the tension and a hook sung by the equally indispensable Cleo Sol—the whole SAULT squad is here.

The song is the first track from the forthcoming album entitled Sometimes I Might Be Introvert that will be released September 3rd. This monumental song has well and truly whetted appetites for Simz’s fourth studio album—drink in the soon-to-be iconic imagery, empowering words and thunderous beats till then. 

PRE-ORDER Sometimes I Might Be Introvert from Little Simz’s Official Store

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