Leostaytrill Links With Kyle Richh & Zeddy Will On New Single “2 Girls” आप बाहर है
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Today, 3x MOBO Award nominee LeoStayTrill returns with his infectious new single “2 Girls”, joining forces with New York rapper Kyle Richh and viral hitmaker Zeddy Will. Blending Leo’s signature melodic rap with Kyle’s razor-sharp delivery and Zeddy’s unmistakable charisma, “2 Girls” is a high-energy anthem packed with replay value. Effortlessly catchy and written effortlessly between the three artists, the track captures the excitement of a cross-Atlantic collaboration that feels fresh, fun, and impossible to ignore.
Leo shares his thoughts on the track: “2 Girls is one of those records that came together naturally. Kyle Richh, Zeddy Will all brought different energy, and the result is a track that’s fun, catchy, and built to stick with people. We wanted to make something fans could run back over and over. Collaborating with Kyle Richh and Zeddy Will pushed the record to another level. ‘2 Girls’ captures the energy we’ve been building, and we’re excited for people to hear what happens when three different styles come together on one track.”
“2 Girls” follows Leo’s romantic collaboration with Nigerian star Shoday, “Till The Wheels Fall Off”, produced by Kel P (Burna Boy, Wizkid), which showcased a softer, more vulnerable side to the South London artist. Earlier this year, Leo also celebrated his first UK Christian & Gospel Singles Chart No. 1 with “Finished Business” alongside Imrhan, marking another major milestone in his rapidly rising career.
Before that, “Finders Keepers” saw Leo return to his roots with a sharp freestyle that reaffirmed the effortless flow, technical penmanship, and versatility that have made him one of the UK’s most exciting young voices.
Consistently earning critical acclaim, Leo received his third MOBO Award nomination earlier this year, recognized in the Best Drill Act category. The nomination followed the release of his sophomore EP, “Last Quarter,” a bold and emotionally rich project that expanded his Afro-drill sound while showcasing his growth as both a songwriter and artist.
Still only 19 years old, LeoStayTrill continues to build on an extraordinary run. With co-signs from Dave and Ed Sheeran, over 160 million Spotify streams, two acclaimed EPs, and a rapidly growing international audience, he’s establishing himself as one of the UK’s most exciting breakout stars. Drawing inspiration from sounds across the globe, Leo continues to create संगीत that resonates with fans worldwide while remaining authentic to his own creative vision.
The lead single from his debut project, “Hands On Knees”, featuring K-Trap, generated over 6 million teaser views and inspired thousands of fan-created videos across social platforms. With more than 2.3 million followers across Instagram and TikTok, sold-out headline shows, standout performances including Our Homecoming Festival in Nigeria, a sold-out Home Alone Tour across Manchester, Birmingham and London, and his first sold-out London headline show at The Camden Assembly, where he surprised fans with ArrDee and Tion Wayne, Leo’s live reputation continues to grow. Add three MOBO Award nominations and a support slot for Asake at London’s O2 Arena, and it’s clear LeoStayTrill is entering an exciting new chapter.
साथ “2 Girls”, Leo continues to push his sound forward, bringing together three distinctive voices from both sides of the Atlantic for a track that’s set to soundtrack a global summer.
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The Cross-Atlantic Chemistry Behind '2 Girls'
What makes “2 Girls” particularly compelling is the chemistry between three artists who operate in distinctly different sonic territories yet converge with remarkable cohesion on this record. LeoStayTrill brings his signature Afro-drill sensibility, rooted in South London’s vibrant creative underground but shaped by a genuinely global palette. Kyle Richh, a rising force within New York’s drill scene, contributes the kind of sharp, percussive lyricism that has earned him a devoted following across the five boroughs and beyond. Zeddy Will, whose viral appeal has translated consistently into streaming numbers and social engagement, adds a charismatic layer that gives the track its undeniable replay quality.
The collaboration is not simply a stylistic exercise. It reflects a broader cultural conversation happening in real time between UK and New York drill, two scenes that share a common lineage but have evolved their own distinct identities. By bringing these perspectives onto a single track, “2 Girls” functions as both a summer anthem and a statement about where contemporary urban music is heading. The production creates space for each artist to operate authentically within their own lane while still serving the collective energy of the record, a balance that is genuinely difficult to achieve and rarer still to execute with this level of ease.
LeoStayTrill's Trajectory: From South London to Global Stages
To understand the significance of “2 Girls,” it helps to trace the arc of LeoStayTrill’s career with some precision. At just 19 years old, Leo has accumulated a body of work and a collection of accolades that most artists spend a decade working toward. His debut project introduced “Hands On Knees” featuring K-Trap, a track that generated over six million teaser views before its official release and signaled that Leo possessed something beyond raw talent: an instinct for cultural timing.
His sophomore EP, “Last Quarter,” arrived as a more ambitious and emotionally layered project, broadening his Afro-drill sound while demonstrating a songwriter’s maturity that belied his age. The project earned him his third MOBO Award nomination, this time in the Best Drill Act category, cementing his standing within the UK music conversation at the highest level.
Co-signs from Dave and Ed Sheeran, over 160 million Spotify streams, and a support slot for Asake at London’s O2 Arena each represent significant markers of credibility and reach. His sold-out Home Alone Tour and headline performance at The Camden Assembly, where surprise appearances from ArrDee and Tion Wayne underscored his status within the broader UK urban ecosystem, have further established his live presence as a genuine draw. With “2 Girls,” Leo is not simply releasing a single; he is extending a narrative that has been building with remarkable consistency.
Why '2 Girls' Matters for Global Urban Music Audiences
The release of “2 Girls” arrives at a moment when the boundaries between regional music scenes are dissolving faster than at any previous point in the industry’s history. Streaming platforms, short-form video content, and increasingly fluid artist networks mean that a South London teenager can build an audience in Lagos, New York, and Stockholm simultaneously, and LeoStayTrill has done precisely that. His performance at the Our Homecoming Festival in Nigeria demonstrated that his appeal extends well beyond the UK market, connecting with diaspora audiences and local fans who recognise the shared cultural DNA within his music.
For listeners following the evolution of global urban music, this single offers a useful case study in how cross-regional collaboration functions at its most effective. Rather than diluting individual identities for the sake of commercial reach, “2 Girls” preserves the distinctiveness of each artist while building something that feels genuinely unified. That balance is increasingly what separates tracks with genuine longevity from those that capture attention briefly before fading.
As LeoStayTrill continues to grow his international audience, releases like “2 Girls” serve as entry points for new listeners while rewarding those who have followed his journey from the beginning. The single is available to stream now, and if his track record is any indication, the conversation around it is only just beginning.
