Nylon

His music, he says, is a reflection of his own personality: laid back, playful and experimental. His debut album, titled Nylon, unveils a bold, brilliant imaginative new talent in British music. Working with a dynamic array of vocalists and collaborators, Beau has crafted a sumptuous and soothing record. It’s a modern pop album that gently glides from mellow alt R&B to loose-limbed indie-pop, his mellifluous guitar work and lithe production at the centre of everything.

The numerous collaborators he worked with on Nylon include Galimatias, Jordana, Tennyson, Bas, Etta Bond and more, although the tracks were often pieced together remotely. His favourite part of making music is when someone sends their vocal back and the track has taken on a surprising new form. “

The 16 tracks that make up Nylon possess a brightness and exuberance that reveal new depths the more time you spend with them. It begins with the dreamy ambience of Introforsomething, a song Beau has had sitting in his back pocket for the past three years.

Everything he’s been through and everything he’s done – it’s all in there, packed into a dazzling, soporific debut album.