Yungblud

ROD YATES

SOUNDS LIKE: Fired-up anthems for the Brexit generation to lose their minds to FOR FANS OF: Early Arctic Monkeys, Jamie T, Liam Gallagher’s accent WHY YOU SHOULD PAY ATTENTION: Dominic “Yungblud” Harrison moved from his northern England home of Doncaster to London as a 16-year-old in search of his musical dreams. All he found was disappointment as he chased the sounds on the radio: “I thought, ‘Bieber’s doing that, [Shawn] Mendes is doing that, that must be working, I’ll just flutter my eyelashes and wink at some girls and it’ll be fine.’” Only it wasn’t. Disillusionment soon set in, and he was forced to take a step back and reassess his priorities. “I was always enthralled with chaos and mayhem,” he says of the sounds he adored growing up, “and…

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Rolling Stone Australia (Digital) - 1 Issue, February 2018

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