Lecia Louise Releases New Single “Love’s Fool”

New music out now, with live shows starting this week

Australian artist Lecia Louise has officially released her latest single, “Love’s Fool”, now available to stream.

The track showcases her signature blend of soulful vocals and heartfelt songwriting, continuing to build on the momentum from her recent releases. Early features from music platforms and press outlets are already highlighting the single as a strong addition to her growing catalogue.

“Love’s Fool” explores themes of vulnerability, love, and emotional honesty, delivered through a sound that feels both modern and timeless.

 

PRESS FEATURES

The single has already been picked up by music publications:

 

LISTEN NOW

Fans can stream “Love’s Fool” across all major platforms.

https://mgmreleases.com/lovesfool

UPCOMING SHOWS

Lecia Louise is also heading out for a run of live shows starting this week.

Audiences can expect a mix of new music, fan favourites, and a live set that highlights her vocal style and stage presence.

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