After taking time away to reconnect and rebuild, Nottingham-raised British-Zanzibarian artist Ady Suleiman returns with “What If” a reflective, jazz-leaning single that finds him confronting self-doubt and emotional vulnerability head-on.
Known for his effortless blend of soul, R&B, and jazz, Ady opens up about moments of uncertainty — the inner conversations that surface in social spaces and relationships when confidence wavers. His vocals glide with quiet intensity, backed by warm instrumentation that feels both intimate and cinematic.
“What If” follows his recent run of singles, including “Miracle” and “Never Meant To Hurt You” featuring Kofi Stone, leading up to his highly anticipated second album ‘Chasing’ (out 16 January). Written between London and Zanzibar, the project explores love, identity, and self-acceptance through the lens of growth and healing.
Ady Suleiman has always thrived in emotional honesty, and “What If” is another testament to his rare ability to make vulnerability sound both beautiful and brave.
