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    Alex Farell Announces Debut Album Youngest In Charge With First Single Club Acid – Electric Mode

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    Alex Farell Announces Debut Album Youngest In Charge With First Single Club Acid – Electric Mode


    Alex Farell announces his debut album ‘Youngest In Charge’ to coincide with the first single, ‘Club Acid’. The album arrives on 30th October 2026 via Sara Landry’s HEKATE imprint. Spanning ten tracks, the record showcases the full breadth of his evolving sound, drawing together hard dance and techno with influences of trance, acid and psytrance into a cohesive body of work built around movement, tension and peak-time energy.

    Alex is one of the youngest DJs in the music scene, with an introduction to music like no other. He started out DJing at home at just 12 years old, landing some of his first shows at 14, legally chaperoned by his parents and agent. Now, still only 19, he has played some of the world’s best clubs and festivals, including Creamfields, Parklife, Blackstone Warehouse, Warehouse Project and Terminal V Festival.

    The first of three singles to be released is the warehouse-focused ‘Club Acid’. The track blends rave-inspired acid techno with fluid grooves, evolving melodic modulation and relentless forward momentum. Made with newfound inspiration after being signed to some of his favourite labels, Alex wanted to create something that some of his idols would play—and they did just that. “It’s one of my favourite tracks to play on a big stage, as it really gets the crowd going wild,” adds Alex.

    Rather than simply collecting peak-time club records, ‘Youngest In Charge’ presents a producer confidently refining his artistic identity. Every track balances underground intensity with cinematic depth while demonstrating why Alex Farell has rapidly become one of the most exciting names emerging from the harder edge of contemporary electronic music. Alex Farell’s ‘Youngest In Charge’ album is available to pre-save here.

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