Samson Ashe has marked his return with an anthemic and self-reflective new cut titled “Basic Person”.

After winning hearts and important acclaim with his head-turning debut monitor “Too Tough” back in 2017, the London born and bred singer-songwriter dropped off “Pleasurable”, a light-hearted homage to escalating up in the ’90s. Now, Ashe has returned with “Uncomplicated Male”, a more poignant cut forged from a time period of self reflection after a breakup.

Ashe’s silky vocals are amplified over the track’s broken beat and explosive synth patterns, with a contemporary soundscape that touches on his plethora of influences, like the moody and mixed hip-hop sonics of Young Fathers through to the candid songwriting of Oasis. Not somebody to be very easily set in a box, you can be expecting a diverse showcase of Ashe’s talent to be rolled out this 12 months through Warp imprint Roya and Monotreme Records.

Talking about the keep track of, Samson mentioned: “I was at war with myself asking who I was after a romantic relationship. I felt like I experienced missing myself and I had to drown out the villain that frequently lives amongst my brain and listen to the dormant hero that pumps in my upper body. Simple man is a spotlight to component of these discussions.”