Leigh-Anne explores the darker side of romance on "Stealin' Love"
Leigh-Anne presents the brand new track, Stealin’ Love", as the first taken from a recently announced collection of songs that precede her debut solo album.
Following on from recent singles, "Don’t Say Love" and the Ayra Starr assisted "My Love", the track was written by Leigh-Anne alongside collaborators Jermaine Jackson, Philip Plested and RØMANS. Talking about the track, Leigh-Anne explains: “'Stealin’ Love' speaks to those times when you feel like you are pouring so much love into someone and not getting what you need back. I think it’s incredibly powerful to be open and honest about these moments.”
Last week Leigh-Anne shared that "Stealin’ Love" is the first of a collection of songs she created whilst working on her debut album: “I’ve been writing & recording so much working on my album but while making it, I’ve made a collection of songs that fit together in their own world. The first song is coming next week and then I’ll be sharing more new music in the following weeks. Sh*t’s about to get very real…”
"Stealin' Love" is out now.
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