Leo Bhanji releases new single ‘Window Up’ via Dirty Hit

Leo Bhanji

releases new single

‘Window Up’

via Dirty Hit from new EP Arm’s Length

due September 30th

“‘Raw’ is charmingly noodly, like we are hearing him build the song as it plays” – Pitchfork“Poetic pop songs with a DIY spirit” – Pigeons and Planes“Leo Bhanji is a gloomy, electronic pop mood” – The FADER“one of the most exciting artists to listen to in 2020… truly remarkable” – Clash“It’ll be interesting to see what else Leo Bhanji has up his sleeve” – Complex“Leo Bhanji is perfectly fit to soundtrack such a momentous [time]” – Highsnobiety

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Leo Bhanji today shares new single ‘Window Up’ via Dirty Hit, which received its first play today on Matt Wilkinson’s Apple 1 show today. Following ‘Sea Demon’, his first single since his spring EP Birth Videos, ‘Window Up’ is yet another in a long line of expertly crafted self-produced songs from Leo, which uniquely combine threads of hip-hop, alternative, pop and r&b in Leo’s own architecture of sound. ‘Window Up’ is built around a gentle acoustic guitar loop, with Leo’s vocals almost whispered over the top.

The track is taken from Leo’s new EP, Arm’s Length, which will be released September 30th, and follows support from the likes of Pitchfork, Clash, COLORS, FADER, i-D and more for Leo’s last project. Leo continues to self-produce all his music from his bedroom in Finsbury Park, his exponential growth noticeable and astonishing over the course of his output, all leading up to this EP, which will firmly cement him as one of the UK’s best new talents.

Leo Bhanji was born in LA and resides in London. Previous singles ‘Heart of Gold’, ‘Nope!’ and ‘Blood & Guts’ released in 2019 drew the attention of Dirty Hit, as well as the likes of BBC Radio 1Xtra, BBC Introducing, Complex, Highsnobiety, Pigeons and Planes, Dummy, Clash, and more. His debut EP No Guard, a defiant statement of intent from the rising star released in the height of lockdown, saw him playlisted by BBC Radio 1, and Birth Videos took him to new heights with attention from Pitchfork, The FADER and more. One of the UK’s most exciting artists, 2021 is a year of evolution for Leo, as his star continues to snowball with every new release.

‘Arm’s Length’ artwork

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