Jasmine Power’s LEAP lands as a cinematic pop statement with real weight. Written by the Welsh singer, pianist, and songwriter alongside Stephen Leiweke in Nashville, it moves with intent.
The aptly intriguing video, directed by Chancellor Warhol, amplifies the track’s spirit.
Lush melodies, sharp emotional turns, and lyrics that feel lived-in rather than performed. LEAP captures motion and departure: train platforms, last looks, forward momentum; the split second before everything shifts. Jasmine Power says:
I hope LEAP inspires people to dance into their joy and to be fearless with their dreams and the life they wish to lead…life is too short to do anything but.
At its core, LEAP is about choosing the jump, shaped by Jasmine’s connection to Wales and the ache of hiraeth; longing without regret, where emotional depth meets the rush of the unknown.
A Trinity Laban–trained jazz vocalist, her journey runs from Pembrokeshire to Nashville, LA, and New York, writing for her own projects and across TV, film, and other artists.
Her sound blends technical precision with emotional pull, and Verge of the Unknown held BBC Radio Wales’ A-list for eight consecutive weeks.
LEAP signals the start of a bigger chapter and the landing looks solid.