The colourful, club-centric Move harks back to the rapper's dancehall roots, as it melds rumbling, staccato beats with a splurge of pounding sub-bass.
It arrives with a sleek accompanying video, which you can view below. She said: “Move is inspired by the old me, the Steff that the world was first introduced to, I wanted to come back with something hype, feisty and rooted.”
The Birmingham-born artist's last album was 2018's 'SECURE', though she has released numerous singles and collaborative tracks since, including 2019's Take Off with Kojo Funds.
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