Ady Suleiman Returns With New Single ‘Miracle’

Following a five-year hiatus, Nottingham-raised British-Zanzibarian singer Ady Suleiman has dropped his new single ‘Miracle’.

Following ahiatus, Ady Suleiman is back releasing music, ‘Miracle‘ explores the quiet struggle of social anxiety and the emotional distance it creates, with Ady’s sound grounding his deeply personal lyrics. “I’ve been keeping my door locked // I was happy to hide,” he confesses, capturing the tension between isolation and the desire for connection. As the track unfolds, gratitude and healing emerge, a return to community, communication, and self.

Ady spent 6 months in Zanzibar and Kenya immersing himself in his Swahili ancestry, ‘Miracle’ reintroduces Ady as a storyteller of depth and honesty, embracing a new chapter wholeheartedly. Speaking on the single Ady said “Miracle is about me stepping out into the world again after a bit of a depressive slump – trying to appreciate the beauty in life, being social & romancing. It makes perfect sense for this to be my first single back as I’m stepping back into the world of releasing music.”

A little over a decade ago, Ady Suleiman signed his first record deal and released a series of EPs, including ‘This Is My EP‘ and ‘Ady Suleiman’, the latter featuring a collaboration with Joey Bada$$. A debut album, national tour, including a sold-out show at Electric Brixton, and a mixtape soon followed. Now, after stepping back to reflect and recalibrate, Ady returns revitalised, ready to reconnect, create, and share his music once again.

Listen below!