Born in Auckland, New Zealand, in his early years X was a presenter on local music station Max TV.
X was a member of Breaks Co-op, alongside Andy Lovegrove and Hamish Clark. X relocated to the UK in 1997. X initially worked at the Record and Tape Exchange in Notting Hill, before being asked to cover for a show on XFM, going on to host XFM's Music Response.
In 2002, X joined BBC Radio 1 for which he’s most popularly known. A key feature of his broadcasting style was to avoid the use of the fader to reduce the volume of the track being played during intros and outros, rather he talks or shouts over the tracks which are played at undiminished volume. X won the gold Music Radio Broadcaster Of The Year in 2014. Currently in news, Who is X?
X was a member of Breaks Co-op, alongside Andy Lovegrove and Hamish Clark. X relocated to the UK in 1997. X initially worked at the Record and Tape Exchange in Notting Hill, before being asked to cover for a show on XFM, going on to host XFM's Music Response.
In 2002, X joined BBC Radio 1 for which he’s most popularly known. A key feature of his broadcasting style was to avoid the use of the fader to reduce the volume of the track being played during intros and outros, rather he talks or shouts over the tracks which are played at undiminished volume. X won the gold Music Radio Broadcaster Of The Year in 2014. Currently in news, Who is X?
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