Little Simz has teased a new song 'Flood' with a stormy black-and-white trailer
Simz has unveiled a teaser for the bass-heavy new track, arriving February 26th ahead of her Meltdown Festival curation.
Little Simz has announced new music with the release of 'FLOOD', set to arrive on 26th February.
The London rapper shared a black-and-white trailer on social media, featuring herself standing in the middle of a storm, accompanied by a brief preview of a bass guitar-heavy track.
The new material follows December's surprise release 'Hello, Hi', and marks her first major announcement since 2022's 'No Thank You', which saw her collaborate with producer Inflo and vocalist Cleo Sol.
Alongside the new music, Simz is set to curate the 2025 edition of Meltdown Festival at London's Southbank Centre. "I'm super excited to be the 2025 Meltdown festival curator!" she said. "My team and I are preparing eleven days of art, music, workshops and more. So many incredible artists have curated this festival so it's a true honour to be a part of it. Thank you to the Southbank Centre for having me. Meltdown 2025 the Simz way is going to be epic. I'll see you there."
The London rapper shared a black-and-white trailer on social media, featuring herself standing in the middle of a storm, accompanied by a brief preview of a bass guitar-heavy track.
The new material follows December's surprise release 'Hello, Hi', and marks her first major announcement since 2022's 'No Thank You', which saw her collaborate with producer Inflo and vocalist Cleo Sol.
Alongside the new music, Simz is set to curate the 2025 edition of Meltdown Festival at London's Southbank Centre. "I'm super excited to be the 2025 Meltdown festival curator!" she said. "My team and I are preparing eleven days of art, music, workshops and more. So many incredible artists have curated this festival so it's a true honour to be a part of it. Thank you to the Southbank Centre for having me. Meltdown 2025 the Simz way is going to be epic. I'll see you there."
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