Having built a reputation as one of London’s most compelling emerging artists, KEYAH/BLU returns with a bold new chapter, stepping fully into her own as a self-producing force. Continuing to defy genre, her work deepens in emotional intensity, exploring human connection, identity, and the quiet resilience required to exist and evolve in the modern world. Framed through a raw, minimal, and deeply intimate lens, her music captures vulnerability without losing its edge.

Slipping effortlessly between dreamy electronica, psychedelic hip-hop, R&B, and off-kilter indie, KEYAH/BLU has carved out a singular sonic lane. Ethereal harmonies sit alongside melodic, hard-hitting bars and unflinching lyricism, soundtracking life in the emotional in-between. Despite a relatively small catalogue, she has already earned praise from Pitchfork, The Observer, and Crack Magazine, graced the cover of L’Officiel, and received wide support from BBC 6 Music tastemakers including Mary Anne Hobbs and Lauren Laverne. Having shared stages with Jorja Smith, Little Simz, Tirzah, Obongjayar, and Yves Tumor, and appearing on the iconic COLORS show, KEYAH/BLU continues to solidify her place as one of the UK’s most magnetic new voices.