Most Promising Pacific Artist Loves Being Single!

D Lewis or Donell in full is Samoan, but South Auckland born ordinary human, until he accidently descovered his super talented vocal at age 15 and started investing all in his musical career not just with singing, but also producing his projects in home studio. From first single "All Night" to first EP project "Missing My Love" in 2012, Donell came a long way. After that boom, in the upcoming years Lewis completed several single collaborations, moslty with his fellow musician Kennyon Brown, sweeping the 2015 award for "Most Promising Pacific Artist" and kept the 2016 burning hot.

Following that, his latest club banger "Single" featuring Kennyon and Mistah Mez rose up yeasterday with official video on You Tube and D once again confirmed why he is so much more than just naturally talented for this. Directed by one of the artists Donell collaborated on a "Women No Cry" single from his album "Life Good", Sesh returned the favour by creating a really interesting street visual, with catchy simplistic choreograpphy which fits perfect to the clubby R`n`Bass instrumental sound.

"Single" is the second single of off collaborative album project "Legooo" with Kennyon Brown, dropping next month. Tweeting about it, Kennyon was super exited about it, and telling by his music so far, we are double time that. Cop the D Lewis`s "Single"  and spread the word!