Teaming up with L3 of Essie Gang collective, Jelani Blackman has released his instant classsic of a new track in the slipstream of his recent collaboration with Ghetts and Future Utopia (on Fraser T Smith's full-length collaborative project alongside Idris Elba, Dave, Stormzy, Arlo Parks and Kojey Radical).

An artist who doesn't shy away from confronting tough issues, Blackman has spoken about growing up as a black male without a father on "Brixton", and called out inequalities and injustices in his home town on "Tricky" and "Hello". He takes a hedonistic swerve on "Foolish", light-heartedly endorsing the concept of learning from your mistakes through indulgence.

"Foolish is me talking to myself the morning after a night out with a smile on my face and some memories that I might want to forget," says Blackman. "I would always do it all again because I think everyone should live life fully and make mistakes, mistakes can lead you to the best times.”