Little Simz Shares New Single ‘Hello, Hi’
The talented UK rapper has hinted more music is on the way in 2025.

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British-Nigerian rapper Little Simz dropped new single ‘Hello, Hi’ earlier this week. The surprise release follows Simz’s Drop 7, the latest in her long-running EP series.
Simz took to X to share a link to the single accompanied by the caption, “See you in 25.”
Coming in at just over two minutes, the SHYY and Rigas produced ‘Hello, Hi’ is based around a simple guitar and drum instrumental and features Simz addressing her career and the success she’s achieved.
“SS Simz '25, you ain't never seen this season / Takin' it to another level this year and I got every reason,” Simz raps, hinting 2025 will be a big year musically for the exceptional wordsmith.
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2024 was a solid year for Simz, who released Drop 7, several collaborative tracks and performed an awesome set at Glastonbury’s Pyramid Stage.
Anticipation for her sixth album is high, with Simz's most recent LP being 2022s, No Thank You. Simz’s third UK Hip Hop and R&B Albums Chart #1 album, the record was universally praised by music critics, with NME awarding No Thank You four out of five stars and calling it “a clear-headed riposte to the fame game and the industry hangers-on trying to take a slice.”
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