Little Simz is an artist that is had everybody speaking this yr. Latest singles like “Lady” and “Introvert” have touched on themes of oppression, race, and sisterhood, and it is clear that her forthcoming album, Generally I May Be Introvert, goes to be a giant one.

To mark the album’s launch on Sept. 3, Simz carried out numerous the tracks for NPR’s Tiny Desk Live performance, which included “Introvert”, “I Love You, I Hate You”, “Level and Kill” (that includes Nigerian artist Obongjayar), and “Lady.” Unsurprisingly, the London-based rapper didn’t disappoint.

Previous to performing “I Love You, I Hate You,” a tune that Simz wrote about her relationship together with her father, she shared with followers that “This tune is a really deep and private one; it is from my new album, Generally I May Be Introvert. It took quite a bit to jot down this tune, and I am very happy with myself for writing it. I needed to dig deep and dig someplace that may be very uncomfortable, however I believe it made for a constructive end result.”

Generally I May Be Introvert might be accessible on all streaming platforms from Sept. 3, 2021.