COUSN
Say hello to Cousn, the Bristol-born relatives that will be the soundtrack to your warm Summer nights and early morning after-parties with their latest EP Brain Ticker.
Alfie and Billy Goffey, the duo behind Cousn, are the latest bright young things to break through the underground scene since forming Cousn in 2016. With their eclectic tastes and technical ability to waver in between genres with ease has rightfully earned them to be 'Rising Stars' by Pete Tong. After first listening to Cousn it's clear to see the boys are not ones to be put into a musical box – each track crafted by the Goffey's is an array of past subcultures. From the 90s techno rave scene, the DIY approach of the punks, and the eccentricity of acid – Cousn have successfully created a boiling pot of these legendary genres and more together to form almost a new genre yet to be named.
Growing up together with highly musical families can be an explanation behind Cousn's vast wealth of inspirations and references. However, it's the freedom that comes with escaping to the dancefloor that continues to push Cousn's endless journey to never be pigeonholed. With that in mind, it's clear to see that it's working from them and those who take to the dancefloor to get lost in Cousn's sets. Their first ever live set was performed at Glastonbury (no big deal) which has catapulted the duo to legendary club nights and festivals like Warehouse Project, Motion, Wilderness, and Secret Garden Party. Fat Boy Slim noticed the duo's signature unnamed 'sound' and had them open on all of his UK arena tours.
After six years spent honing their craft and over 70 original tracks in their back pocket ready to be set free to the dancefloor, Cousn are off to an insane start to 2019 kicking off their festival season playing at Glastonbury weekend.
Say hello to Cousn, the Bristol-born relatives that will be the soundtrack to your warm Summer nights and early morning after-parties with their latest EP Brain Ticker.
Alfie and Billy Goffey, the duo behind Cousn, are the latest bright young things to break through the underground scene since forming Cousn in 2016. With their eclectic tastes and technical ability to waver in between genres with ease has rightfully earned them to be 'Rising Stars' by Pete Tong. After first listening to Cousn it's clear to see the boys are not ones to be put into a musical box – each track crafted by the Goffey's is an array of past subcultures. From the 90s techno rave scene, the DIY approach of the punks, and the eccentricity of acid – Cousn have successfully created a boiling pot of these legendary genres and more together to form almost a new genre yet to be named.
Growing up together with highly musical families can be an explanation behind Cousn's vast wealth of inspirations and references. However, it's the freedom that comes with escaping to the dancefloor that continues to push Cousn's endless journey to never be pigeonholed. With that in mind, it's clear to see that it's working from them and those who take to the dancefloor to get lost in Cousn's sets. Their first ever live set was performed at Glastonbury (no big deal) which has catapulted the duo to legendary club nights and festivals like Warehouse Project, Motion, Wilderness, and Secret Garden Party. Fat Boy Slim noticed the duo's signature unnamed 'sound' and had them open on all of his UK arena tours.
After six years spent honing their craft and over 70 original tracks in their back pocket ready to be set free to the dancefloor, Cousn are off to an insane start to 2019 kicking off their festival season playing at Glastonbury weekend.
