Growing up in South London at the turn of the millennium, a young Telemachus soaked up the frequencies of late night Choice FM and underground pirate radio, falling hopelessly in love with the Hip-Hop, Jungle, Dancehall, 2Step and Grime being beamed into his kitchen. Later on, he travelled the world in search of remote and diverse cultures, food and music. Telemachus lived in the village of Mirleft in southern Morocco in order to surf the Atlantic and make an album. The result (simply titled Telemachus In Morocco) was a sweet and potent brew of wistful North African strings, wild percussion, howling dogs and lashings of tape hiss. His work is always received favourably. Q Magazine called his work “masterfully soothing”, and The Quietus nominated it for “Album of the year”. Neil Kulkarni (DJ Magazine / Guardian) also called it “One of the greatest albums of the year”.