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Gang Colours, however, lacks the depth of his contemporary across the pond: though his productions are similarly emotive, by the end of this LP Ozanne's story comes across as one dimensional by comparison. What rings out louder than any other influence is that of UK garage, with The Streets cited by Ozanne himself as a major inspiration  . In a sense, The Keychain Collection is a little bit of a tease. It fools you into thinking it requires closer attention. The album certainly isn't a waste of time, but most disappointing is that it lacks an intensity and message. Music doesn't need to have that to be good per se. But it does need to have it to be great.

The Keychain Collection is an album of miniatures painted in tiny brushstrokes, and its relative attenuation belies the richness of its details. 40. Will Ozanne comes across as a milder version of James Blake.

Listen free to Gang Colours – The Keychain Collection (Heavy Petting, Forgive Me? and more). Brownswood Recordings is proud to present the stunning debut album from their latest signing, Gang Colours aka Will Ozanne. It was Ghostpoet, newly signed to Brownswood in March of 2010, who brought the music of Gang Colours to the labels attention, requesting a remix of his debut single 'Cash & Carry Me Home' from the young, Southampton-based producer.

Will Ozanne’s debut as Gang Colours is a fantastic set of smouldering potential realised in vivid detail – but, like so many collections before it, it’s more about moments than momentum. These 10 tracks fit together tightly, and with no single number lasting beyond four-and-a-half minutes The Keychain Collection lends itself well to single-sitting listens.

2012 debut album from Will Ozanne AKA Gang Colours. Breeding surreal headphone-friendly landscapes, he strikes a peculiar and delicate balance between otherworldly and familiarity, at times sneaking a sly glance towards the dance floor but mostly conjuring a sense of longing and rye melancholy. Ticking with a distinctive bounce and rhythm, it comes as no surprise that Gang Colours was raised on the bump and grind of UK Garage.