Dave has released a self-produced new song called “Starlight” that sees him rapping atop a hummed rendition of the 1954 staple “Fly Me to the Moon.” The single comes with a music video directed by directed by Dave and Nathan Tettey. Check it out below.
Last year, Dave released his sophomore album We’re All Alone in This Together, featuring the Stormzy collaboration “Clash.” He’s currently on a lengthy tour in support of the record, which he kicked off last month with a flamethrower guitar solo at the BRIT Awards.
Read about Dave’s “Screwface Capital” in Pitchfork’s “The Best Rap Songs of 2019.”
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