has shared his new album ‘Growing Pains’ in full.

A British artist based in Berlin, his debut mini-album ‘Home Colours’ was a potent reflection on absence, homesickness, and the process of re-rooting. Imaginative electronics that flitted between club and internal spaces, it gained key support from the likes of Jamie xx, and .

Out now, ‘Growing Pains’ is a more expanded, detailed document, nine tracks of autobiographical digitalism.

Blossom Hill remains the centre of the project, but the involvement of spoken word artist aint about me adds different hues and flavours.

Out now via Seb Wildblood’s all my thoughts, the bulk of the album was written during a seven-day writing trip in a remote cabin in the Polish mountains – and the results are every bit as evocative as that landscape suggests.

“The process of making Growing Pains was less about squeezing a creation into existence and more about learning to let go.”

Tune in now.