Opening with some jazzy saxophones, the track is surprising as it shifts into Afro-beat with rhythmic vocals. ‘Can’t Let You Go’ combines cultural influences which inspire Don such as the music of Yoruba, creating a surprising new sound which is a commercial success.

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The singer told Mac about the writing process, which happened during lockdown, saying; “I feel like the beat, obviously was speaking to me – when my producer played the beat I knew exactly what type of thing you’d wanna hear on there.” Don also confirmed that she will be putting out a music video soon to accompany the song.

The is her second instalment of new music this year, after ‘Move’ in September which has reached over 2 million views on its YouTube music video, featuring the rapper and her posse living enviably extravagant lives.

First appearing in 2015, the artist released a cover of Wretch 32’s ‘6 Words’ before being featured on Lethal Bizzle’s ‘Wobble’, ‘Sneakbo’s ‘Work’ remix, Angel’s ‘Hop On’, and KSI’s ‘Touch Down’. She has also worked on her own music, and went on to collaborate with Skepta, Future, and Demi Lovato. In 2018, her debut mixtape ‘Real Ting Mixtape’ came out, followed by a 16-track album entitled ‘SECURE’.