First Listen: ESTELLE's New Single 'Call These Boys'

Estelle has released a new single from her Love & Happiness trilogy. The upbeat club-tune, titled "Call These Boys", is produced by Keith Harris. Get a first listen below!

About ESTELLE:

She may be a born-and-raised West London girl, but we'd venture that Estelle Swaray is right at home in the energy of New York, her newly adopted city. The Homeschool/Atlantic recording artist has announced early details of her massively anticipated new album.  "ALL OF ME" – which follows the Grammy Award-winning singer's 2008 US debut, "SHINE". The new album is heralded by two critically acclaimed singles, "Fall In Love (Feat. Nas)," and "Break My Heart (Feat. Rick Ross)," which are both available now at the British hip-hop/soul sensation's own official website, www.estellemusic.com.

"SHINE" – which marked the premiere release from Grammy Award-winner John Legend's Homeschool Records label, in partnership with Atlantic Records – was without question one of 2008's most compelling releases.  Executive Produced by Legend and Atlantic Records Chairman/CEO Craig Kallman, the album proved Estelle's global breakthrough, fuelled in part by the phenomenal hit single, "American Boy (Feat. Kanye West)."

In addition to hitting #1 in the UK, "American Boy" topped the European Airplay Chart, along with airplay charts in the UK, France, Italy, Belgium, Denmark, and Ireland. In the US, "American Boy" has been certified 2x-platinum by the RIAA for digital sales exceeding 2 million. And in 2009, the track earned Estelle her first-ever Grammy Award, among many other prestigious honors.

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