LeoStayTrill Releases ‘2 Girls’ With Kyle Richh, Zeddy Will
The collaboration brings together artists from South London and New York for a new cross-Atlantic track.
The 19-year-old South London rapper and songwriter LeoStayTrill has released “2 Girls,” a new single featuring New York rapper Kyle Richh and Zeddy Will. Released August 7, the track brings the three artists together for a cross-Atlantic collaboration that pairs LeoStayTrill’s melodic rap with Kyle Richh’s sharper delivery and Zeddy Will’s vocal presence.
“2 Girls is one of those records that came together naturally. Me, Kyle Richh, and Zeddy Will all brought different energy, and the result is a track that’s fun, catchy, and built to stick with people,” LeoStayTrill explained. “We wanted to make something fans could run back over and over.” He added that collaborating with Kyle Richh and Zeddy Will “pushed the record to another level,” describing the single as the result of “three different styles” meeting on one track.
The single follows “Till The Wheels Fall Off,” LeoStayTrill’s collaboration with Nigerian artist Shoday, which was produced by Kel P, whose credits include Burna Boy and Wizkid. Earlier in 2026, LeoStayTrill and Imrhan reached No. 1 on the UK Christian & Gospel Singles Chart with “Finished Business,” giving Leo his first chart-topper on that ranking. He also released “Finders Keepers,” a freestyle that returned to the rap-focused style associated with his earlier material.
LeoStayTrill received his third MOBO Award nomination in 2026, when he was recognized in the Best Drill Act category following the release of his sophomore EP, Last Quarter. His catalog has passed 160 million Spotify streams. The K-Trap collaboration “Hands On Knees,” the lead single from his debut project, generated more than six million teaser views and prompted thousands of fan-created social videos. LeoStayTrill has also played the Our Homecoming Festival in Nigeria, completed a sold-out Home Alone Tour across Manchester, Birmingham and London, and sold out The Camden Assembly for his first London headline show, where ArrDee and Tion Wayne appeared as surprise guests. He later supported Asake at London’s O2 Arena.
