Singer Leon Grey Turns Up The Tranquility On Track ‘Ticket For Your Love’
Blending the vibes of old skool Reggae with some romantic R&B, Leon Grey seamlessly breaks out from the world of modelling into music – and makes it look effortless. The Instagram sensation (200k followers and counting) first shot to success on social media, but it was his foray into the world of music which earned him features in GQ and Glamour. Now, this beautiful Jamaican-Greek soul proves he is more than just a pretty face, with the dreamy reggae vibes of debut his single ‘Ticket For Your Love’ this Valentine’s day.
Released through Two Way Street and AWAL and recorded at the renowned Sarm Studios, ‘Ticket For Your Love’ takes on a mega blend of genre influences. From the laid back Reggae sounds to the romantic R&B vibes, these sounds come together to curate this perfectly balanced track that takes the concept of love, affection and infatuation and runs with it effortlessly.
Born of Jamaican and Greek heritage and brought up in Tottenham, London, Leon Grey’s roots and diverse heritage have greatly impacted his musical style. Growing up heavily active in the sporting community, Grey later turned to music as his creative outlet. The tranquil vibes of ‘Ticket For Your Love’ wash over anyone within earshot, fills the space with chilled beats and a laid back vocal line which is nothing short of idyllic. A welcome change from the materialistic and fast-paced energies of modern life and relationships, ‘Ticket For Your Love’ is a gentle reminder that love can be easy.
Listen to ‘Ticket For Your Love’ by Leon Grey on Soundcloud below.
Leon Grey – Ticket for your love by LEON GREY
Blending the vibes of old skool Reggae with some romantic R&B, Leon Grey seamlessly breaks out from the world of modelling into music – and makes it look effortless. The Instagram sensation (200k foll
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Leon Grey – born to Jamaican and Greek parents and raised in Tottenham, London Leon’s roots and diverse heritage have greatly impacted his musical style. From an early age music played a major part in shaping his interests and ambitions. He counts iconic artists such as Dennis Brown, Gregory Issac and Bobby Caldwell as key influences.
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