Rowdy Superstar
Rowdy Superstar is a British singer-rapper and producer. He often performs with the dance duo the Hype Girls. He is also a member of Atari Teenage Riot.
Rowdy Superstar | |
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| Origin | London, United Kingdom |
| Genres | Rap, electronica, experimental |
| Years active | 2008–present |
| Labels | Accidental Records |
| Associated acts | Atari Teenage Riot |
Biography
Rowdy Superstar gained much attention with the release of a video for Tick Tock on YouTube. His following grew as he performed with Patrick Wolf in 2009 and toured with him as a support act in 2011.
Rowdy Superstar's debut single release was "Get UR Shizzit Riiiiight" on 7 inch vinyl format released in April 2011. His debut album Battery was released in November 2012 on Accidental Records. Matthew Herbert co-produced the record.
Discography
Single:
- 2011 - "Get UR Shizzit Riiiiight"
Albums:
- 2012 - Battery
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