Manchester-based Lei Hope unveils his soul-baring new single ‘Sinner’, offering a vulnerable glimpse into his introspection with Christianity, family and faith, and the intertwined nature of these experiences.
Hope's musical style, characterised by blending vocal harmonies and vibrant synthesisers, creates a soft warmth that permeates every note. This signature sound is expected to shine through in his upcoming EP ‘Matrices,’ set for release on 10 May via Heist Or Hit.
Reflecting on the track, Hope shares, “‘Sinner’ is probably my most personal and honest song on this project. I kind of struggled with both family and faith post-pandemic and living alone in Manchester, but I’d never explicitly written about it until now. To be honest, I never thought that I could be this honest in songs until I heard ‘Stranger In The Alps’ by Phoebe Bridgers. I’m questioning transformations in my life, faith and family whilst not being 100% sure that the change is positive”.
With ‘Sinner’ serving as a poignant preview of what’s to come, he is poised to make a lasting impact on the indie music scene.
🎧 Watch the video for ‘Sinner’ below
