220 KID Demur Decks Takeover
This week on our Demur Decks we have a past model and now rising pop sensation 220 KID. 220’s latest single ‘Don’t Need Love’ features upcoming pop artist Gracey as 220 sets out to create a unique sound with no limitations with his music. The dance-pop tune is also fast becoming a popular track on TikTok. The artist and producer decided to release his own music under his moniker after running 220 miles in bright pink pants in aid of his late relative who passed away, he realised anything was possible from thereon.
Kygo feat Sasha Sloan – I’ll Wait
When I left my job and the UK on 5 days’ notice to move to Singapore to start chasing my dreams (via fashion and music), I used to run every morning listening to Kygo, he always uplifted me during what seemed like a scary time.
Gorgon City feat DRAMA – Nobody
These lyrics are so beautiful. Having had a pretty devastating break up this year, it’s just a song that really touched me from the first time I heard it till probably the 100th time of me playing it now.
Headie One, Fred Again – GANG
Just a great song, the production is sublime, really emotive.
Patrick Topping – Be Sharp Say Nowt
A brilliant uplifting tune, had it on repeat filming a video in Berlin last year. This was when I was independent, and we were running around causing chaos and having a brilliant time in the middle of the summer heat.
220 Kid – Don’t Need Love (Majestic Remix)
The original to this song is very special as its kick-started my career, it took 2 years of hard work to get out and the Majestic remix is just magic. He was my first radio support and we had a great time in LA together this year too.
Tieks feat. Dan Harkna – Sunshine
It’s summer baby! So feel good and just a great song. I met Tieks when I was still new to music and we sat chatting for hours. He was a really nice guy and gave me great advice.
Hot Natured – Benediction
The anthem to my first ever dance festival experience. I fell in love with dance and haven’t looked back since, such perfection and now I work with Mark Ralph who co-produced and wrote this. Mad!
