Manchester, England-born singer-songwriter Lusaint has released her debut EP Self Sabotage, featuring the powerful new single "Remember Me." Produced by Blue May (Joy Crookes, Kano), the emotionally-charged track brings a dramatic close to the EP with its James Bond-esque cinematic flair, highlighted by brass explosions and stirring violin strings. Lusaint describes "Remember Me" as a reflection on loss, evoking the suddenness with which cherished memories can be taken away, and she notes that the song's themes can resonate with listeners beyond just relationships. Already, hailed as an "overnight success" by Notion Magazine, Lusaint's distinctive blend of pop, soul, and jazz has amassed over 70 million streams, with staunch support from BBC Introducing and Radio 1. Her previous single "Sweet Tooth" garnered over three million streams and critical praise, including support from Elton John's Rocket Hour. Her popularity is also rising in France, where she recently performed on the TV show Taratata, leading to chart success on Spotify and Shazam. Lusaint's musical journey, which began with a breakthrough moment in 2019, has led to collaborations with brands like Chanel and Dior, and her music has appeared on shows such as Love Island and Sunday Brunch. She is set to embark on a European tour, with dates in France, Luxembourg, and Italy later this year.
