Not content to rest on 2016's laurels, Cosmo Pyke is about to blow for real with "Chronic Sunshine"
He's already starred in Frank Ocean's "Nikes" video and dropped one ridiculously fire single in "Social Sites", but not content to rest on 2016's laurels, South Londoner Cosmo Pyke might just be about to blow for real.
The 18 year-old shares similar downtempo acoustic and jazz DNA with London contemporary King Krule and rising star, Nilüfer Yanya - whom he supported at the December edition of must-attend industry showcase, Blue Flowers. That very same absorbing, understated vibe permeates the skunky "Chronic Sunshine" - the second cut from his just-announced debut EP Just Cosmo.
Delicate guitar licks and minimalist beats are the order of the day, allowing Pyke's blissful vocal melodies to float above the haze, provided by producer Fraser T Smith (Kano, Sam Smith, Stormzy). Oh, and did we mention, the skater and sometime graffiti artist just graduated Brit School and signed to mega talent agency Select Models? Well he has. And now you want to be him even more. Sorry.
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