Lewis Capaldi has made a striking return with his latest single, ‘Something In The Heavens’, co-written alongside Connor and Riley McDonough.

The track has been teased over the last few weeks on tour, with fan reactions circulating online and fuelling anticipation. Now that it’s officially here, the single delivers exactly what fans hoped for: a slow-burning, emotionally-charged ballad that feels unmistakably Capaldi.

The song builds with patience, beginning with a stripped-back arrangement that lets the singer’s raw vocals shine before gradually swelling into a cinematic chorus layered with soaring instrumentation. His trademark, raspy tone conveys vulnerability, while the production balances intimacy and grandeur. 

‘Something In The Heavens’ leans into themes of longing and transcendence, showcasing Capaldi’s signature ability to turn heartbreak into catharsis. Lyrics such as, “But till the day I die / I will dream of you / In a million lives / You’re the one I’d choose” highlight the deeply personal yet universally relatable nature of the song, a reminder of why his music continues to resonate so profoundly with fans around the world. 

The single’s release was accompanied by a live performance video on YouTube from Abbey Road Studios, capturing its tender emotion in a stripped-back, heartfelt setting: the kind of performance that leaves fans longing to experience it live on tour. 

For those who may have missed out, there is no need to worry; he has already announced another UK tour happening next summer, which includes two huge dates at the iconic BST Hyde Park.