Jeshi voices Oscar Farrell’s summer-ready ‘Greyhound’

Oscar Farrell and Jeshi have released new single ‘Greyhound’, out now via boutique label dh2.

The track pairs Farrell’s summer-focused production, a blend of house and UK garage, with vocals from Jeshi, whose dexterous rap style sits comfortably over the beat. Though the pair have known each other for some time, ‘Greyhound’ marks a rare chance to hear them on a track together.

Farrell, a 25-year-old London producer, is signed to dh2, the label founded by The 1975’s George Daniel. He released his debut EP, ‘I’ve Already Called’, in April 2025, followed that September by ‘So Far South’, which included ‘Dream Therapy’, a collaboration with Sampha that has since passed 230,000 streams and led to Farrell touring alongside him. He’s also worked with Seoul-based producer Mount XLR and picked up early co-signs from Wisdom Teeth’s Facta and K-LONE.

Jeshi, from Walthamstow in East London, built his name through early mixtapes ‘The World’s Spinning Too Fast’ and ‘Bad Taste’, before his 2022 debut album, Universal Credit, took its title, and its cover art, from the UK welfare payment of the same name. He followed that with 2025’s Airbag Woke Me Up, and has since teased a new, club-facing chapter of his own through recent singles ‘Champagne’ and ‘At the Wheel’.

Farrell will launch ‘Greyhound’ with a party at Peckham venue The Greyhound on August 22nd.

‘Greyhound’ is out now via dh2.

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