Vegyn

He is known for his production work on Frank Ocean's Blonde and Endless.

In January 2024, Vegyn announced his sophomore album The Road To Hell Is Paved With Good Intentions. The album was released on April 5 and consists of 13 tracks featuring guest appearances from John Glacier, Matt Maltese, Léa Sen, Lauren Auder and Ethan P. Flynn. On April 19 Pitchfork released its review of the record, giving it a 7.1 out of 10.

Vegyn was born in London. His mother worked as a graphic designer and his father is musician and songwriter Phil Thornalley. He began performing in 2013 while studying design at the London College of Communication teaching himself how to make boom bap beats after encouragement from fellow musicians. He later left university to focus on music and created the electronic music label PLZ Make It Ruins, which released his debut extended play All Bad Things Have Ended – Your Lunch Included and the compilation tape PLZ Vol. 1 featuring underground London producers.

Around the same time, he met fellow music producer James Blake during a 1-800 Dinosaur event at the now-closed London nightclub Plastic People. Vegyn gave him a USB of songs he had made under the Vegyn moniker. Blake later played these songs on BBC Radio in 2014.

Vegyn met Frank Ocean at the Plastic People club and was flown out to do production work on Ocean's studio albums Blonde and Endless. He also hosted Ocean's Blonded Radio in 2017 and played one of his PREP+ nights in New York in 2019. Vegyn has since contributed to albums such as Travis Scott's UTOPIA and Astroworld, and JPEGMafia's All My Heroes Are Cornballs.

In 2019, he released the 71 track mixtape Text While Driving If You Want To Meet God!. Later that year, he released his debut studio album Only Diamonds Cut Diamonds featuring guest appearances from rappers JPEGMafia, Retro X, and Jeshi.

In 2023, Vegyn debuted his AV Live show at Fuji Rock Festival in Japan, sold out his London show at EartH two months in advance, and played select US dates including The Fonda Theatre in Los Angeles and Webster Hall in New York.

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