BUNT.’s Levi Did It, released through Arista Records on October 23, 2026, treats persistence as something worth celebrating together. Its title answers his 2024 EP LEVI DON’T DO IT, which took its name from other people’s doubts about his future in music.
The choice to revisit that title gives the two projects a clear connection, but BUNT. doesn’t frame the new album as a chance to gloat. In his account, the achievement is having continued. He describes a journey that includes taking chances, making mistakes and meeting people along the way. That leaves room for setbacks within the celebration, rather than presenting success as a clean, inevitable climb.
The 15 tracks put vocals and pop songwriting near the front, with collaborators including Mapei and The Chainsmokers. At the close, “What If You Fly (Sweet Disposition)” reworks The Temper Trap’s “Sweet Disposition,” giving anyone who knows the original a familiar route into Levi Did It.
BUNT. also extends the album’s message beyond his own career, encouraging people to recognise what they’ve already achieved and keep going. You don’t need to share his ambitions to find something in that distinction: progress can be worth celebrating before everything falls into place.
