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Hammersmith-born house-pop rapper/singer, producer and remixer, active since 2004 - real name: Elliot Gleave.
His early work appeared on Mike Skinner's Beats Label, before releasing "Vile" (a parody of Lily Allen's "Smile") in 2006.
His first successful single was "Watch the Sun Come Up" in 2009, followed by "Won't Go Quietly", "Kickstarts" and "Last Ones Standing".
He released his debut album, "What We Made" in 2007, followed by: "Won't Go Quietly" (2010), "Playing in the Shadows" (2011), "The Evolution of Man" in 2012, followed by: "Live Life Living" (2014), "Some Nights Last for Days" (2020), plus 2022's: "We May Grow Old But We Never Grow Up".
Website: www.trythisforexample.com
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