“Melding all of his intricate taste in music and fashion through his own songs is an extension of what makes New York great” – Caleb Catlin, VICE
“Liim’s music carries pieces of his life in every track, turning personal moments into something people can connect with” – Sharmaine Johnson, BET
“Liim feels like he’s on the cusp of leveling up in a major way” – Pigeons & Planes
Harlem-raised artist Liim has shared his highly anticipated debut album Liim Lasalle Loves You — out now via THREE TIMES LOUDER. The 17-track project arrives alongside a new music video for “For The Both Of Us”, which finds Liim meditating on first love’s growing pains (“You know I adore you baby/In your Dior, couture, and all these things that I cannot afford cause I am young”) across the song’s sunny, synth-driven instrumental. That theme runs deep throughout his first full-length offering, a raw and reflective coming-of-age statement that explores the emotional complexity of growing into adulthood through the lens of shifting relationships, deep friendships, and hard-earned life lessons. The album follows recent singles “Why Why”, “Mezcal”, “Sahara Freestyle”, and “Older Than Me”, the latter of which was chosen by Pitchfork for their weekly Selects Playlist.
In addition to his recent co-sign from Tyler, The Creator, Liim Lasalle Loves You arrives on the heels of Liim’s 2024 debut EP Petty Pete and standalone tracks like “Edward 40 Handz”. Raised in Harlem and now based in Brooklyn, he’s quickly made a name for himself for his unique blend of hip-hop, soul, and alternative soundscapes, which embody a patchwork of life experiences that highlight his New York City heritage. Despite attracting collaborators across fashion, music, and art, he remains close to the ground — his wisdom far surpassing his years. Still only 21 years old, he’s already modeled for Gucci and Supreme and has also recently earned critical praise from outlets like Pigeons & Planes, who hailed him as an artist whose music would “fit right in on a mix with artists like Blood Orange, Pharrell, and Steve Lacy.”