Louis Culture has returned with two new tracks to mark the start of a new era for the South Londoner. "Grammar" sees Louis losing his inhibitions and put the worries of life aside for a moment as he seeks to balance out the stresses and pressures of the world. Co-produced by Pullen, Kmxel, and Louis Dureau, the track is a hazy two-and-a-half minutes that feels like a good time on the verge of turning sour.

"No Love" then finds Louis more grounded, staring those long-standing pressures and vulnerabilities dead in the eye. Speaking on the track, Louis has explained "No Love" further, describing it as "One of the most sincere songs I've ever wrote. The subject matter kind of poured out of me as if it was weighing on my chest. I say "if", but it definitely was now I think about it. I also realised it's easy with this song to assume I'm fed up with receiving no love, but I'm actually referring to a lack of love towards myself at times."

This double-header comes a year after his acclaimed project When Life Presents Obstacle cemented him as one of the brightest talents in the UK's underground scene. All signs point to 2024 being an even bigger year for Louis Culture.