Cj Pandit kicked off the new year with new single ‘My Favourite T-Shirt’ on January 12th, a reminiscent window into former relationships, sentimental objects and whirlwind emotions. Produced by Mike Halls (Clean Cut Kid), the track is taken from his forthcoming debut album ‘One Lost English Boy’ due for release on 15th March via Lost Language, distributed via Kartel Music Group.

Cj comments on the track, “I lost my favourite t-shirt to an ex and it was their way to open
communication for quite a while. It’s funny how items come to have a meaning or a
purpose and then they become insignificant again. We wanted to make the most
chaotic, intense pop song we could and I think we got pretty close. It’s like I’m writing and
living in double time and trying to play catch up”.

With roots in Leicester, multi-instrumentalist and producer Cj Pandit expertly crafts
left-field alt pop by channelling romance, longing and a search for meaning between the
cracks in our day to day lives. His debut EP ‘Just Before You Disappear’ landed in 2021,
followed by EP ‘+44’ in 2022, gathering plaudits from BBC Radio 1, NME, Wonderland, Clash,WhyNow, Atwood & more.

Other achievements to date include support to Easy Life on their UK arena tour earlier this
year, alongside slots at Live At Leeds, Sound City and Pukkelpop festivals.

Sometimes, art and music takes time to come together and feel right to give to the world.
That’s definitely the case with Cj’s debut album ‘One Lost English Boy’. An exploration of
identity through vintage tinged Nylon guitars, soaring pop harmonies and wonky chords.
The record ingests everything from Aphex Twin, to the Bee Gees to Carole King and Bend
it Like Beckham as references. Recorded to tape, in a tiny boxy studio in Liverpool with his
closest and most passionate collaborators, it’s his first stake in the ground and a real
statement of intent. In Cj’s own words, “It’s the first time I’ve felt found”.