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Press
Press: 50 items (38 reviews · 1 interview · 11 features)
- review I know you’re hurting, everyone is hurting, everyone is trying, you have got to try — pitchfork, By Jesse Dorris (2026)
- feature Joshua Idehen – “This Is The Place” — stereogum, Chris DeVille (2026)
- feature Joshua Idehen – “Don’t Let It Get You Down” — stereogum, Tom Breihan (2025)
- feature Joshua Idehen Announces Debut Album: Hear “It Always Was” — stereogum, Margaret Farrell (2025)
- review Moving Mountains: Green Man 2025 Reviewed — the_quietus, Julian Marszalek (2025)
- review Auntie Flo: In My Dreams (I’m a Bird and I’m Free) review – joyous ride through Kenyan and Goan heritage — the_guardian, Ammar Kalia (2024)
- feature Rarelyalways and Joshua Idehen on performance, personal growth and the power of language — crack_magazine (2023)
- review Khalab — the_quietus, Jon Buckland (2023)
- review Coby Sey - Conduit — resident_advisor, Joseph Francis (2022)
- feature Music Of The Month: The Best Albums And Tracks Of March 2022 — the_quietus, Patrick Clarke (2022)
- review Sons of Kemet: Black to the Future review – an eloquent dance between anger and joy — the_guardian, Kitty Empire (2021)
- review Edge Of Tomorrow: Black to the Future By Sons of Kemet — the_quietus, Cal Cashin (2021)
- review LV & Joshua Idehen - Ancestors — resident_advisor, Emeka Okonkwo (2021)
- review Spool’s Out: Cassette Reviews For November By Daryl Worthington — the_quietus, Daryl Worthington (2020)
- interview I Wear My Pain As A Jacket: An Interview With Calabashed — the_quietus, Patrick Clarke (2020)
- feature Music Of The Month: The Best Albums And Tracks Of August 2020 — the_quietus, Patrick Clarke (2020)
- review The Comet Is Coming: The Afterlife review – totally of the now — the_guardian, Neil Spencer (2019)
- feature Why Radio 3’s Cuts Are Wrong: 550+ Artists & More Sign Letter To The BBC — the_quietus, Luke Turner (2019)
- review Sons of Kemet review – blown away by a fiery black history lesson — the_guardian, Kitty Empire (2018)
- feature My Country Needs Me: on Sons Of Kemet’s Your Queen Is A Reptile — the_quietus, Teju Adeleye (2018)
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- — LV & Joshua Idehen(2014)
000unobserved•DJ activity data pending hydrationCritic mentions pending (ridden #350 in-flight)
- — LV & Joshua Idehen(2011)
000unobserved•DJ activity data pending hydrationCritic mentions pending (ridden #350 in-flight)
- — LV & Joshua Idehen(2010)
000unobserved•DJ activity data pending hydrationCritic mentions pending (ridden #350 in-flight)