Gabrielle Aplin and JP Cooper have released a lyric video for their new single ‘Losing Me’. An acoustic video for the song will also follow soon.

The collaboration between two of the most distinctive and honest vocals in pop music has proved itself a hit in just two weeks. ‘Losing Me’ has achieved over 3.1 million streams on Spotify alone, featured in Radio 1’s ‘Best New Pop’ playlist and had great support from Zoe Ball and Ken Bruce at Radio 2. The beautiful official video has also received over 800K views. Gabrielle Aplin and JP Cooper also performed the song live on Sunday Brunch where they featured as guests throughout the show.

‘Losing Me’ is produced by Lostboy (Liam Payne, Mabel) and Mike Spencer (Zara Larsson, Tom Walker, Rudimental) and finds the stunning voices of Gabrielle Aplin and JP Cooper colliding in glorious harmony as they lend each other a supporting ear during tough times.

Regarding the song Gabrielle says, “‘Losing Me’ is about what you wish you could hear when you’re having a particularly hard time, while also being that voice to someone else who needs it. It’s about remaining connected when there is so much in modern life that can give the illusion of oneness whilst making us feel more alone.

“I’ve been a huge fan of JP Cooper for years and I’m so happy he agreed to be on this song with me. I saw JP play an acoustic set at a festival three years ago I’ve wanted to work with him ever since.”

Speaking about the song also JP Cooper says, “All I can say is Gabrielle Aplin is the real deal. I’ve thought this for a long time, so when she came to me with this song I was more than happy to get involved. It's a beautiful track that touches on a love that I think we all wish we could have. She deserves to be huge, I hope everybody enjoys this song as much as I do.”

‘Losing Me’ is taken from Gabrielle Aplin’s forthcoming third album due for release early next year and follows the release of singles ‘Nothing Really Matters’ and ‘My Mistake’.

2019 has also seen Gabrielle become an ever more prominent figure in promoting positivity and wellbeing for the wider world throughout her work today. She is a keen advocate for mental health awareness, animal rights and the benefits of a vegan lifestyle, which is highlighted in her vegan cooking series Food With Friends.

Gabrielle Aplin has been announced to play an intimate show at House Of Vans on October 12th alongside Raye for Festifeel in association with Coppafeel. Tickets are available now via SeeTickets.

FURTHER INFORMATION ON GABRIELLE APLIN

From originally establishing herself as a teenage internet sensation, posting covers to YouTube, Gabrielle Aplin has ridden a whirlwind career of success. She topped the UK charts with her incredible cover of ‘The Power Of Love’ in 2012, and saw her 2013 debut album English Rain certified gold. That album featured the Top 10 hits ‘Please Don’t Say You Love Me’, ‘Home’, ‘Salvation’ and ‘Panic Cord’.

With extensive international touring, Aplin racked up a further three No.1s worldwide and released her second album Light Up The Dark in 2015 to huge acclaim worldwide. In 2016 she released the Miss You EP, which has clocked up over 75 million streams across Spotify and Apple Music.

In 2017, following a sold out tour in the US and six sold out shows in Japan, Gabrielle released the Avalon EP, which again racked up millions of streams, gained great Radio 1 support and had single ‘Waking Up Slow’ voted one of the station’s ‘Best Pop Songs’ of the year.

2019 has seen Gabrielle Aplin continue to extend her worldwide reach including performing her first shows in the Philippines. At home she continues to nurture and support both new and established artists on her label Never Fade Records.

Enjoying great success, Never Fade Records generated over 100 million streams worldwide last year alone. The label showcases its varied roster with an annual Christmas celebration, which proves a highly anticipated date in the calendar for fans. In addition the label holds monthly nights at London’s, The Social, giving a platform for new artists and special guests. Never Fade Records also helped to save the venue from closure in 2019.