Welsh Rockers YAKI DAH Release New Video For ‘You, Me and Lee’

South Wales alt-rockers, YAKI DAH, continue their swift climb with the release of their ultra-magnetic new single and video, You, Me, and Lee, out now.

Taking inspiration from the groove and animation of Led Zeppelin, Wolf Mother, and Pink Floyd, through to the contemporary craft and vigor of Bring Me The Horizon and Holding Absence, this distinctive fusion has become the cornerstone of YAKI DAH’s enchanting sound, capturing the hearts and ears of fans far and wide. Even though the band were only formed in 2022, the irrepressible quartet have already made a prominent mark on Wales’s vibrant alt-rock scene. Their boundless commitment has also propelled the band to play shows throughout the country, with a recent standout performance taking place in the heart of Camden, London. Many are now labelling YAKI DAH as a must-see act, and upon seeing the band live, it’s easy to see why. Their live show is a full-blown attack of the senses that leaves audiences craving more of their electrifying sound.

As well as earning high praise for their live work, YAKI DAH have also received glowing acclaim for their recorded work. The band’s debut single, Do Me Wrong, racked up widespread support from critics and tastemakers, and the track also received prominent radio airplay on Planet Rock.

YAKI DAH are now poised to go further as they set loose their much anticipated new single, You, Me and Lee. This engrossing track showcases the band’s signature intensity and captivating songwriting, serving as a testament to their undeniable talent and artistic growth. Loaded with You, Me and Lee, YAKI DAH will thrust themselves into the limelight and cement their position as one of the most exciting breakthrough acts on the alternative rock scene. YAKI DAH are on a trajectory towards greatness, and their journey has only just begun.

YAKI DAH are: Christian Sayers (vocals), Jack Williams (guitar), Jack Lee (bass and backing vocals), and Francesco De Muro (drums and backing vocals).