Sigala Unveils New Single ‘Hello’ Featuring Leigh-Anne and Jonita

World-renowned British artist, DJ and producer Sigala makes his anticipated return with his first single of 2025. Greeting you with “Hello,” the standout new single features Leigh-Anne and Jonita and is available globally now, via Ministry of Sound.
 
Summer may be a distant memory but “Hello” marks a bold new chapter and a whole new season for Sigala. With it’s Afro-house flare and rich vibrancy, the track is multi-layered, brilliantly buoyant and echoes the positive sentiment of the song. In true Sigala style, ‘Hello’ fuses high-octane, infectious energy with emotion, moulding multiple genres with a cutting-edge twist. With Sigala gripping the reins on production, ‘Hello’ features global pop sensation Leigh-Anne and India’s foremost female pop star Jonita Gandhi, who lend their distinctive vocals and make this release burst with tone, texture and versatility.
 
Speaking about the release, Sigala says: “I’m so excited for the fans to hear what I’ve been cooking up in the studio these past few months, kicking things off with my new track ‘Hello.’ I love collaborating with other artists and it feels perfect to have a superstar like Leigh-Anne and one of India’s biggest talents – Jonita on this one with me – we had such a vibe creating this song and working together on the fun visualiser”.
 
Leigh-Anne adds: “It might be an unexpected collaboration, but I think that’s exactly what makes this track so unique We all bring something different to the table, different genres, different vibes and it just works. Working with Sigala and Jonita was such a vibe. I love Jonita’s energy, and hanging out with Sigala throughout the process was fun”
 
Jonita adds: “‘Hello’ is such a fun, feel-good song, and I collaborated with Sigala and Leigh-Anne on this track completely remotely, which reminds me that music can bring people together no matter where we come from. For me, it’s all about joy and connection, and I’m so grateful I get to contribute a bit of my own personality in something that feels so universal.”