LÉON Shares a Complicated Love Story in "You And I" Ahead of Album & Tour Launch

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Sweden's sweetheart  LÉON is seriously dominating the indie-pop scene right now, and we're absolutely gushing over her. At only 24 years old, LÉON has captivated the loving hearts of millions worldwide with her passionate songwriting and authentic personality. With Ones To Watch Presents: LÉON's 'You and I' Tour Part 1 and her highly-anticipated self-titled debut album, LÉON is now treating us to her glorious new single, "You And I."

LÉON credits "You And I" as the first song she wrote for her self-titled record, so this is definitely an extra special release for the rising indie-pop artist. "You And I" reflects on a broken relationship between two people who may not necessarily be good for each other, but LÉON suggests that there's still an irresistible connection between the pair. Directed by Wendy McColm, the "You And I" music video sees LÉON go through numerous outfit changes as she dances around barefoot in an aged theatre. Whether she's in a dressing room surrounded by limitless bouquets of gorgeous flowers, a decently clean restroom with light green wallpaper, or onstage in a stylish pant suit, LÉON radiates an inviting energy as she sings the emotive lyrics. With "You And I" being the third vibrant track we've heard from LÉON since the fall of 2018, we're marking our calendars for her debut self-titled album on March 1.

On her forthcoming album, LÉON shared:

"I want people to listen and relate. This album is something I've had in my head forever, but didn't bring to life until now. It's different and bright."

Take a brief moment to lose yourself with "You And I,"   before you buy your tickets to LÉON's upcoming 'You And I' Tour.

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+ Revisit LÉON's stunning All Eyes On performance of  "Liar:"

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