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God of the Youth

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By Will Pritchard 
| Pitchfork
About 15 years ago, Kwesi Darko, under his Blue Daisy alias, was hailed as the next Tricky or Burial or Flying Lotus or Massive Attack, depending on who you asked. His debut album, The Sunday Gift, offered all the playful energy associated with the experimental L.A. beat scene of the time, but rubbed with a distinctly London grit, Technicolor synths strobing across dark corners.
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‘By 15, I was hanging out with Skrillex’: the idiosyncratic club music of reformed EDM kid Villager

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By Will Pritchard 
| Yahoo Canada
Will Pritchard Tue, December 30, 2025 at 8:00 a.m. UTC 4 min read ‘I sacrificed my childhood to be in these adult spaces’ … Alex Young AKA Villager.Photograph: (no credit) From Washington, DC Recommended if you like Floating Points, Jon Hopkins, Joy Orbison Up next A slew of new music from the vault It was probably the moment when he was paid $10,000 to DJ a spin fitness class that Alex Young, barely 16 at the time, felt he had lost touch with what music was all about.
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Jawnino / Surf Gang: amnesia

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By Will Pritchard 
| Pitchfork
You won’t find it in the gift shops or on the tourist board website, but amnesia is about as precise a postcard of a certain side of London as you’ll find. While on paper this is a transatlantic link-up—Jawnino is from South London, while the production collective Surf Gang reps New York—it was recorded entirely in the UK capital, and these hazy London conjurings are hugely evocative of the city.
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