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News / Crack Staff / 11.03.14

Young & Sick

As a highly successful album artwork designer with links to the esteemed French fashion photographer John-Baptiste Mindino, it’s no wonder that this artist’s music has sounded so confident from the start. Since releasing the deliciously smooth, downbeat pop track House On Spirits in 2012, the semi-anonymous Young & Sick (his name is Nick and he’s Holland-born, US-based – but he’s right, maybe we don’t really need to know that) has since collaborated with Irish production wonder MMOTHS, signed to Harvest Records and confirmed a Coachella set. He recently dropped a track from his forthcoming debut, which is distinctly more upbeat than previous material and driven by rubbery bleeps that, strangely, remind us of the Arp synths of Inspector Norse.

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File Next To: How To Dress Well, Todd Terje

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