Singer-songwriter Benjamin Steer returns with his latest single, “Flatline,” continuing a remarkable run that has established him as one of the UK’s fastest-rising independent artists. Combining emotionally honest songwriting with soaring pop production, the new release builds on the momentum of a career-defining year that has seen Benjamin connect with audiences across the UK and Europe both on record and on stage. Flatline is all about chasing passion over the pressures of young adulthood and running after the things you love. It’s putting the euphoric life you dreamt of first, not succumbing to responsibility and expectation.
Steer’s ability to transform personal experiences into universally relatable songs has fuelled extraordinary audience growth, with over 100 million streams, more than 1.3 million monthly Spotify listeners, and an ever-expanding global fanbase. His latest headline UK and European tour will see him playing to over 6,000 fans with demand continuing to grow ahead of his biggest headline tour to date finishing at London’s iconic KOKO.
Expanding beyond music, Benjamin has also built an ambitious visual world around his releases. The short film campaign created for “Dog Eat Dog” has surpassed 1.5 million views across social platforms, demonstrating the appetite for cinematic storytelling alongside his music. The campaign continues with three new short filmsaccompanying “Flatline,” all directed by Patrick Linehan, whose previous credits include work with Dominic Fike, Mark Ambor, and Kevin Atwater.
To support the release of Flatline, Benjamin will unveil an aggressive shortform and UGC strategy as well as multiple long form visuals. All to help cement the cinematic identity that has become one of his trademarks.
With headline shows growing in scale, ambitious visual storytelling capturing millions of views, and an increasingly international audience embracing his music, Benjamin Steer continues to establish himself as one of the UK’s most compelling new artists. “Flatline” marks the next chapter in that journey, showcasing an artist whose creative vision extends far beyond the song itself.
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