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KhakiKid’s DONT TOUCH THE CDJ: Dublin’s Genre-Bending Maverick Strikes Again

By Lucy LernerSeptember 10, 2025
KhakiKid's DONT TOUCH THE CDJ: Dublin's Genre-Bending Maverick Strikes Again

KhakiKid delivers another boundary-pushing statement with DONT TOUCH THE CDJ, a collaboration with producer Aki Oke that fuses garage rhythms with experimental hip-hop.

The Dublin rapper continues his ascent through Ireland’s alternative scene, creating music that refuses to be categorised whilst maintaining his distinctive artistic vision.

The track pulses with acidic garage energy, perfectly tailored for festival chaos and late-night club sessions.

Behind its nervous beats and caustic humour lies writing that’s both playful and confrontational, with attention to detail that makes his flow instantly recognisable.

KhakiKid’s approach mirrors his broader artistic philosophy. It remains controlled yet unpolished, fierce without sacrificing vulnerability.

Production-wise, the single showcases the Dublin artist’s commitment to creative control.

Known for his hands-on approach to every detail, KhakiKid directed and edited the visualiser himself, reinforcing his status as a complete artistic package.

This DIY ethos permeates the track’s DNA, creating something that feels authentically crafted rather than manufactured.

The timing couldn’t be better. Fresh from major festival appearances and with upcoming headline shows on the horizon, “DONT TOUCH THE CDJ” captures KhakiKid at his most confident.

His recent performances have showcased his alternative approach to hip-hop, demonstrating why he’s become one of Ireland’s most compelling emerging voices.

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