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- Born: March 08, 1967, Dalston, East London, England
- Active: '90s, 2000s
- Genres: Electronica
- Instrument: Producer
- Representative Albums: "Dance Nation, Vol. 7", "Fantazia Club Classics, Vol. 3", "Mixmag Live!, Vol. 14
Brandon Block
| Artist: Brandon Block |
| Discography: Brandon Block |
| Wikipedia: Brandon Block |
Brandon Block is a British club DJ. Under the name Blockster he has had two hits in the UK Singles Chart; You Should Be... (a remix of You Should Be Dancing by the Bee Gees) reached number 3 in the chart in January 1999, and Grooveline reached number 18 in July 1999. [1]
Block is best known for appearing on stage heavily intoxicated at the 2000 BRIT Awards after friends suggested for him to enter a musical contest and won best musician of the year, when in fact he had not even been nominated for the award, resulting in a humorous confrontation with award presenter, Ronnie Wood. [2]
In 2005 he appeared on the chatshow Heads Up with Richard Herring to discuss his life, career, anti-semitism, and his love of poker. In September, 2006 Brandon was on Five's reality television show Trust Me - I'm A Holiday Rep. He formerly (2000-1) presented "Brandon Block's Video Hits" on Rapture TV, which is occasionally repeated to this day.
Brandon also hosted a show alongside fellow DJ and friend Alex P on MTV Dance, where they toured Ibiza interviewing clubbers from around the island and playing the latest dance videos.
He is currently managed by Mike Angel & Lisa Loud at Angel Artists & Mike Leigh Associates for his TV work.
External links
- London Guide An interview with Brandon Block
- Brandon Block's Official website
- Brandon Block products
- Brandon Block profile
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- Mixmag Live!, Vol. 14: The Mad Hatters Tea Party (1995 Album by Jeremy Healy/Brandon Block)
- Decade of Ibiza (1997 Album by Various Artists)
- Shamanic Trance: Space Funk Mix (1999 Album by Various Artists)
- Dance Nation, Vol. 7 (2000 Album by Brandon Block & Tall Paul)
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- Morning Star (2003 Album by Spear of Destiny)
- Morning Star [Voiceprint] (2005 Album by Spear of Destiny)
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