Leigh-Anne Shares ‘My Ego Told Me To…Do A Fan Edition’
Leigh-Anne has released a fan edition of her debut solo album, ‘My Ego Told Me To’, which came out earlier this year. The expanded release reflects on the album’s themes of identity and her experience as a woman of colour in British pop, while giving listeners a collection of tracks tied to the project.
The original 15-track album is expanded with seven additional songs, including the standalone single ‘Friends’, a Kojey Radical collaboration, ‘Dead and Gone Part II’, and an acoustic version of ‘Been A Minute’. It also includes the singles ‘Been A Minute’, ‘Burning Up’, ‘Dead & Gone’ and ‘Most Wanted’, featuring Rvssian and Valiant. Leigh-Anne said she wanted to thank fans for their support and bring together tracks they had requested, along with two new songs.
In short
- Leigh-Anne has released a fan edition of her debut album.
- The expanded album adds seven songs to its original 15 tracks.
- She says the release is a thank you to listeners.
Explained simply
Leigh-Anne Pinnock is a British singer who first became widely known as a member of Little Mix, the pop group formed on The X Factor in 2011. She later began releasing music under her own name, developing a solo career alongside her work with the group.
Her debut solo album explores identity and her experiences as a woman of colour in British pop. The fan edition adds songs connected to the album, including collaborations and alternate versions, giving listeners a fuller collection of music from the project.
The release also reflects the relationship between an artist and the people who follow her work: fans can help shape which songs are gathered or revisited. Little Mix’s success and Leigh-Anne’s solo career place her story within the wider British pop scene.
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