One must imagine him happy.

Whoever said there were no more one-syllable names left to be found will have to eat their hat when they hear this 2015 original for the first time. With a percussive nasality that seems to linger in the air long after it’s uttered, Djink makes quite an impression. Already catchy enough when spoken aloud, the twin dots that garnish the middle of this name when it is typed out provide an additional aesthetic flair that is simply too good to be true. Yet to see the type of popularity it so clearly deserves, we’re expecting Djink to make its way onto the global charts before too long.