Philip Logan
Multifaceted creative Yung Filly kicks off a new chapter in his already illustrious career today (May 20th) with the release of his brand new single ‘Long Time’ – an effortlessly infectious, 2-step-beat-driven bop that sees the Columbian-British star lyrically reflect upon complexities of modern day relationships.
Produced by Jay Weathers (Stormzy, Ed Sheeran, Rudimental), the super feel-good track captures Yung Filly at his best – delivering a slew of slick, fast-paced, well-versed rhymes set against a backdrop of staccato beats and swirling synths, to create an all out summer smash!
Of the inspiration behind the single, Filly says in a press release: “As a young man navigating through life where your success is the first thing people see when you meet them, ‘Long Time’ is a reflection of some of my experiences. As always the sound and the visuals are inspired by Columbian heritage mixed with influences from music I listened to growing up in South London.”
For the tracks accompanying music video, directed by LX (Knucks, Central Cee), we see the ‘100 Bags Freestyle’ singer in a playful mood, delivering the tracks lyrics to a potential new love interest in a variety of highly stylised setups.
Watch the official music video for ‘Long Time’ below:
Yung Filly (real name Andres Felipé Barrientos) is a hugely respected TV and social media personality, from his comedic YouTube videos to his stints on Celebrity Bake Off, Soccer Aid and Munya and Filly Get Chillyfor the BBC.
Born in Colombia, and raised in SE London, the 26-year-old’s infectious personality has made him a social media hit, with over 4 million followers and 400 million views across his videos.
