Wet Leg have covered Ashnikko’s, ‘Daisy’, as part of their Spotify Singles session

The band also recorded an expansive version of their own song, ‘Convincing’.

Wet Leg have covered Ashnikko’s ‘Daisy’, released as part of a Spotify Singles session.

The Isle of Wight outfit have returned to the studio for the first time since recording their debut album, taking a quick break from touring to stamp their own mark on Ashnikko’s huge 2020 single.

Wet Leg have also performed an expansive version of a song from their own record, as they explain: “It’s been really special to get the chance to re-record ‘Convincing’ with the full band arrangement that we’ve built since recording the album.”

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Check out the Spotify Singles session in full below:

These two tracks mark the first material released by Wet Leg since their self-titled album dropped in April. In a five-star review of the highly anticipated debut, Dork said: “any suggestion Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers were the owners of one impressive but lonely trick pony soon flew out the window.”

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