Lapsley: Last News

Låpsley has announced details of her third album, ‘Cautionary Tales Of Youth’, and shared a new single called ‘Dial Two Seven’ – listen to that below.The new album follows the singer’s 2020 LP ‘Through Water’ and is set to be released on January 20, 2023.According to a statement, the new single looks back on the singer’s time locked down in South Africa after being invited there in early 2020.She says that the aim of the track is “to celebrate those experiences I had in South Africa over lockdown. It came together so quickly with one of my favourite producers in the city, Greg Abrahams, collaborating with Omri Dahan and Mikaela Faye.

Låpsley has released her new single ‘Hurricane’ taken from her upcoming album ‘I’m A Hurricane I’m A Woman In Love’. Check it out below.Her fourth album, due for release on May 2 via her own label Her Own Recordings, will mark her first as an independent artist. You can pre-order it here.Over a simple, dreamy guitar, the track sees Låpsley explore the beauty of unconditional love, as she sings: “All I want is butterflies to fly through my chest, stand by me the renegade and I’ll move every ocean and the rest”.The song comes alongside a Jeanne Buchi-directed video, which sees the singer arriving on a horse and surrounded by 40 nude men.Speaking on Låpsley explained: “’Hurricane’ is an unapologetic expression of the love from a woman.

Låpsley has opened up about being dropped from her label and launching her own label, sharing that “the future is bright”.To kick off the new year, the singer took to her official social media accounts to reveal that she was dropped from her label home of Believe. “Contractually, I was meant to go straight into another album cycle after ‘Cautionary Tales Of Youth‘, but it didn’t sit right.

here.Today, (November 22), Dot To Dot have announced that The Horrors, Fat Dog and Sprints will be headlining. There will also be performances from Big Special, Honeyglaze, Kate Bollinger, Låpsley, Nimino and over 30 more up-and-coming artists.More acts are set to be announced in the New Year.

For the past week or so, collaborators Sega Bodega and Låpsley (who teamed up earlier this spring to deliver a cover of Gwen Stefani's "Cool) have been posting from the tennis court, alluding to something big. Today, they're unleashing it: a deliciously unnerving new track and a video to match called "Make U Stay." “We wrote this track together in my Tottenham studio the first time we ever met, having contacted each other on Instagram," Låpsley wrote in a press release.