From 1980s disco-house to Eski-era grime, Love Ssega's influences run far and wide. A recent Cambridge University graduate, the Croydon-born singer was an original member of the chart-topping Clean Bandit (see: "Mozart's House"), but left to finish off his PhD in Laser Sensing — which, by his own admission, was a brave/dumb decision. Now, however, he's back to the music and is very much in it for the taking. Love Ssega's newest single, "Pray For Love" — produced by Leon Vynehall — is a catchy piece of pop, with a big nod to the New Wave scene of the mid-80s. It's clean, radio-friendly, and is part of his debut EP, Minds, which lands on December 4 through Hometown/Sony. Get your groove exclusively above.
Premiere: Get Into The Disco-Tinged Groove Of Love Ssega's "Pray For Love"
It's part of his debut EP, 'Minds', which is out on Dec. 4 via Sony.
Editor-In-Chief, Complex UK
Oct 14, 2015
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