At just 16-years-old,Toby Leehas experienced more than many musicians do in a lifetime. He has performed with everyone fromJoe BonamassaandBuddy GuytoMcFly, appeared on some of the worlds biggest TV shows, and enjoyed viral moments that have resulted in over400 millionvideo views. The immensely gifted guitarist, vocalist and songwriter is now set to achieve another landmark moment when his long awaited debut albumAquariusis released onJune 11th.

Aquariusunderlines exactly whyTobyhas become the most hotly tipped blues guitarist of his generation. But while the blues provides the beating heart of the album – see the emotional epicThe Search For Happinessor his take on theLeiber/StollerclassicKansas- it demonstrates that hes a truly versatile musician. Performed with finesse, feeling and a youthful exuberance,Aquariuscovers everything from frenetic rockabilly (Love Bug) to swaggering hard rock (Real Love) and the pulverisingRoyal BloodmeetsBlack Stone Cherryattack ofYou Dont Know Me.His eclectic sound is best encapsulated in the new singleTake The Wheel. Its a Gen Z answer to an old school driving anthem: the purity and immediacy of a classicAC/DCriff within a blues-tinged hard rocker that recallsBad Company.

Toby called upon a selection of talented collaborators to help realise his full potential.RavenEyefrontmanOli Brownis a key producer, co-songwriter and musician on the album, while another youthful blues guitarist,Laurence Jones, produced a selection of tracks and wroteReal Love, andWhitesnakeveteranBernie Marsden, wrote thePlatform 15instrumental forTobyto add his own flair to.

Toby Leefirst started playing music when he was just four-years-old, when his grandmother gifted him a ukulele. He was eight when he received his first guitar, a day in which he also coincidentally metMick BoxofUriah Heap. Word of his talent went global when he posted a get well guitar message toBB King, which proved to be his first viral moment. Since then, hes been a young guy achieving big things: being cast asZackin theWest Endproduction ofSchool of Rock, again going viral for hisBlues Heavenfestival set, and performing withJoe Bonamassaat theRoyal Albert Hall.

The limited edition double-vinyl and double-CD formats feature theJamsbonus disc, which includes a series of instrumentals inspired byTobysSunday jam sessions video series. It will also be released on standard vinyl and CD.