Laville releases new single ‘Thirty One’ on January 16th on Acid Jazz Records
First new male solo artist signed to Acid Jazz since Jamiroquai
Laville releases new single ‘Thirty One’ on January 16th on Acid Jazz Records. Having showcased new material at London’s Borderline the day before release and premiered the track on Complex, North Londoner Laville unveils his latest offering, a smooth, sultry slow jam. Listen to ‘Thirty One’ here
Speaking about the track he explains, "Thirty one is about love that you know you are ready for, and it is also about knowing who you are and being ok with you. I think its important to understand yourself and your age and to not let that hold you back from doing what you need to be fulfilled."
‘Thirty One’ is the title track of his forthcoming debut EP, which will be released in spring and the follow-up to debut single ‘Easy’, a remarkable introduction to the musical world of singer Laville. Whilst influenced via a creative cornucopia as he moved through his teens, more recently has seen this talented vocalist weave his own path with assistance from an array of friends and mutual musical acquaintances.
His teenage years followed a familiar journey through joy and trauma that saw him singing locally, before a University place beckoned and briefly curtailed his musical ambitions. Employed in a series of jobs, from Michelin starred restaurants, leading front-of-house to help running various musical venues in London Laville has maintained a relentless work ethic, one that has since led back to his first love.
Laville has found the ideal home at the small but perfectly formed Acid Jazz Records, for whom he is the first new male solo artist they have signed since Jamiroquai.
‘Thirty One’ is out January 16th on Acid Jazz Records