House Of EL's unique approach to artistry continues with "You Don't Know My Name", a soulful ode to his musical upbringing. The new single, which he created with the help of guitarist Tom Ford and producer Karma Kid, takes elements of the 1970s funk and jazz sounds of his childhood and weaves in choral harmonies for an added celestial vibe.

"'You Don't Know My Name' I did when I was really digging into that '70s funk sound at the time," he says. "You know, Sly and Bootsie... I wanted to talk about relationships, as a change; it's that feeling when someone claims to love you but doesn't really understand you. I'm always intrigued as to why people get obsessed with someone else. Ultimately, I think relationships are funny things because how can you really know anyone? I guess you just have to take that chance. Tom Ford on guitar and Karma Kid was on one! I think we wrote something like three tunes in one day."

The heartwarming and vibrant visuals come from director Naomi Berrio-Allen, who uses EL's personal home-videos to detail his humbling beginnings, tying together intimate family shots and historically significant scenes that honour Blackness. Press play below.