Little Mix's Leigh-Anne Pinnock announces debut solo song Don't Say Love with teaser
Leigh-Anne's first solo track is expected to land very soon
Leigh-Anne Pinnock has released a teaser of her first-ever solo single Don't Say Love on Instagram, announcing the track will be released on June 16 2023.
Taking to her official Instagram page, The Little Mix star dropped a brand-new visual for her first solo track with the caption '#leighanneiscoming'; with the song already available to pre-order on streaming platforms.
Announcing that the song will be released later this month, Leigh-Anne added: "I've waited an incredibly long time to say this and I can't believe it's actually happening. DON'T SAY LOVE. My debut solo single is coming on JUNE 16."
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Leigh-Anne is the first member of Little Mix to announce her solo project, ahead of bandmates Jade Thirlwall and Perrie Edwards, who are also working on individual projects alongside the likes of long-time Little Mix collaborator Kamille, Fred again.. and songwriter James 'JHart' Abrahart.
The news comes after Leigh-Anne's manager Ed Millett told Music Week in May that her first video, as well as 'photos and trailers,' are already in the can ahead of her solo launch. That launch, he teased, will be "coming very soon".
He explained that Leigh-Anne's solo style is "so different from Little Mix in a lot of ways", adding: "The music is absolutely sensational, and she is a dream to work with. She's incredibly ambitious and what's been exciting about this process is it's not her carrying on doing Little Mix pop tunes as a solo artist; this is the birth of a new global artist."
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Ed continued: "And the people that have jumped on the train when they've heard the music are the top level people. Whether it be stylists, or photographers, or creatives, or directors, people hear the music and are like, 'I want to be on this.'"
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