
Benjamin Francis Leftwich shares delicate new track "The Mess We Make"
18 February 2019, 12:10
| Written by
Cerys Kenneally
Benjamin Francis Leftwich has revealed new single "The Mess We Make", the fourth to be shared from his upcoming album Gratitude.
The soft new offering lands with accompanying live performance visuals, and is the final track on his upcoming album after earlier singles "Gratitude", "Look Ma!", and "Sometimes".
The Dirty Hit signee's forthcoming third album will be his first studio release since 2016's After the Rain.
Last summer the York musician shared his I Am With You EP.
Tracklist:
- Gratitude
- Look Ma!
- Sometimes
- Big Fish
- Tell Me You Started To Pray
- Luzern
- I Got You
- Real Friends
- Blue Dress
- Miracle Sister
- Rosheen
- The Mess We Make
"The Mess We Make" is out now. Gratitude drops 15 March via Dirty Hit. Benjamin Francis Leftwich will play London's Union Chapel on 11 April as part of his UK and European tour. Find out more.
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