Emerging 21-year- old producer and artist Humble The Great drops his precocious, experimental R&B gem – ‘DON’T MAKE ME GO HOME NOW’.

Following on from previous singles ‘Never Enough’ and ‘2am’, his newest offering engages light bossa influences over snappy, airy percussion, a sleek jam balanced by smart lyricism – as Humble tells an earnest ode to petty arguments and self-worth. The sophisticated blend of funk basslines and woozy, lo-fi textures will be sure to continue the attention around an artist and producer able to craft ambitious soundscapes with striking choruses that live long after the track ends.

Accompanied by a playful, co-directed visual, ‘DON’T MAKE ME GO HOME NOW’ marks a significant development in style for the homegrown talent; Humble’s affinity for working outside traditional genres has seen him form part of a number of emerging London collectives - collaborating with the likes of KWAYE, Maxi Millz, TS Graye, Kate Stewart and AKA Block to name a few. Already garnering organic spins across BBC R1 for his innovative refix of Doja Cat’s ‘Say So’, Humble feels like a bonafide rising talent - producing, writing, engineering and creative directing everything he releases, the rising UK talent’s clear multi-faceted ability should mark him immediately as a notable one to watch as he continues his ascent.