Fresh off the momentum of her debut EP Pushing Up Flowers, East London artist Leah Cleaver returns with ‘LIKE, YEH’ — a bass heavy, club ready spiral built for anyone who’s ever tried (and failed) to cut someone off. Equal parts seductive and self destructive, the track leans into the thrill of bad decisions, with rolling low end, cosmic harmonies and Leah’s smoky vocal pulling you deeper into the mess.

There’s something addictive about the way Leah writes. One second it feels intimate and soft, the next it completely flips direction. It’s why she calls her sound “jump scare music” alternative pop that keeps mutating in real time without losing its emotional core.

Already earning praise from publications like NME, CLASH and The Independent, Leah continues to carve out a lane that feels unpredictable, bass driven and fully her own.