The track will feature on his anticipated debut mixtape Pier Pressure, out 18th March.
Rap wonderkid ArrDee continues his prolific start to the year with new single ‘Come & Go’, out 3rd March.
Propelled by drill beats and an infectious vocal sample, ‘Come & Go’ finds ArrDee at his most contemplative, with the chart-topper exploring themes of love and loss, casual relationships and his absent father – summed up best by the lyric “I’ve been hurt so much it don’t hurt”.
Accentuating the themes of the track, the accompanying official video is shot within the confines of a house party, and finds ArrDee both in the thick of the action and on the fringes, whilst making eyes across the room with a prospective love interest – despite already having a girl on his arm. The video see’s the 19 year old once again team up with ‘WAR’ director Gabriella Kingsley (Ed Sheeran, Fireboy DML, Krept & Konan). Continuing his ascent to the pinnacle of British music, the single coincides with the tracklist release for ArrDee’s debut mixtape Pier Pressure, featuring chart toppers ‘Flowers (Say My Name)’, ‘Oliver Twist’ and ‘War’.
Pier Pressure will officially drop on 18th March, with ArrDee hitting the road for an in-store UK tour between 16th – 20th March, taking in five shows including Banquet in Kingston, HMV in Brighton, Rough Trade East in London, Crash in Leeds and concluding at HMV in Manchester. Remaining show tickets are available HERE.
‘Come & Go’ follows fellow global star Lil Tecca’s remix of his smash single ‘Flowers (Say My Name)’, the original being one of four UK ‘Top 10’ singles ArrDee has released recently, alongside ‘WAR’ with Aitch, ‘Oliver Twist’ and ‘Wasted’ with Digga D. The four tracks have amassed more than 175 million combined Spotify streams.
ArrDee burst onto the scene with debut single ‘Cheeky Bars’ at the start of last year, a track that has received over 6.5 million YouTube streams after being premiered by Mixtape Madness. It also picked up organic radio support from Tiffany Calver, DJ Target (BBC 1Xtra), Ricky Melvin and Charlie Hedges (BBC Radio 1) and made its way onto Spotify NMF UK and Rap UK, debuting at #14 in the Viral chart. Then came ‘6AM In Brighton’, an ode to his hometown that perfectly showcased the 21-year-old’s rapid-fire flow and heart-on-sleeve lyricism, surpassing 2 million YouTube views inside its first month of release.
The final single release ahead of ArrDee’s hotly-anticipated first mixtape, ‘Come & Go’ showcases a different side to this captivating young talent.
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