Singer-songwriter Keiynan Lonsdale hits the beach with his man in the summery music video for his new single Come Papi.
The Australian actor, dancer and singer recently dropped the video for the R&B jam, which Keiynan released as a double single with new track Lessons.
In the music video for Come Papi, Keiynan is in the middle of a steamy tropical getaway with an unseen male love interest.
Keiynan swims, films, flirts and sings the song’s lyrics to his man as they spend time on the beautiful beach in the video.
Both of the new tracks are from Keiynan Lonsdale’s upcoming second album.
The Australian performer is also known for his overseas acting roles in The Flash and Love, Simon.
Keiynan released his debut album Rainbow Boy back in 2020.
Keiynan Lonsdale coming to Brisbane for MELT
Last month, Keiynan Lonsdale also released the music video for the 2020 track Enter, The Gay Street Fighter (below).
In a few months, Keiynan will perform at Brisbane Powerhouse for the venue’s annual queer arts festival MELT.
He’ll perform a concert during the festival supported by Melbourne-based queer alt-pop artist Keelan Mak.
“Keiynan’s reflections on candid, 20-somethings heartbreak, mix perfectly with soft, lullaby-esque vocal, alternative electronica and hook-driven choruses,” MELT says.
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How I wish Pop magazines like Smash Hits or whatever could exist today so young gays like myself could put them up as pin ups to greatly admire, knowing they were beautiful out & proud older young people, as positive role models, whether their intentions or not. Keiynan, Troye, Olly, Perfume Genius, Sister Sisters (& I am fairly sure) Declan McKenna would share as much wall space as ABBA, KISS, Pat Benatar, INXS, Bon Jovi, The Bangles & Bananarama all did amongst others.
I did have Culture Club & Boy George {Epic concert with Berlin as Top Shelf guests on Thursday nite 14th Sept. at BEC.}. Freddie Mercury, Elton John, Wham! & Pet Shop Boys, but they required you to perceive it all as you could dare to imagine on your own. Some enough in plain sight, others more ambiguous.