Imagine seeing Kanye West perform to a hometown crowd of thousands when you're 11. You then start creating tunes with your best friend in high school, and one day Katy Perry tells the world you made one of her favorite songs.
Next thing you know, you've helped write The Chainsmokers' “Closer” and it's, like, the biggest song of 2016. You're not even old enough to drink in a club.
You must be Louis the Child. It's hard to imagine that level of teenage success, but LTC's Robby Hauldren and Freddy Kennett -- now 22 and 21, respectively -- don't sit back on their accomplishments and phone in dance-pop hits.
Instead, they ponder the ephemeral nature of life and craft rainbow layers of infectious sound. After three EPs and 14 singles on the Hot
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