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Ghost

From humble beginnings Ghost learnt his trade on his dad's W30 sampling keyboard and Cubase making beats and mixtapes.

Ghost made his debut on wax in late 2003 with the Ghost Stories EP. The musical journey since that release has
seen Ghost navigate 3 albums (2 solo), a mix CD, numerous vinyl EP's and singles, remix credits for the likes of The Heavy, Nicole Wills & The Soul Investigators, Coldcut, Bonobo, Kashmere, Jehst to name a few.

Ghost has received critical acclaim, strong sales and support from the likes of Zane Lowe, Mr. Scruff, Gilles Peterson, Sarah Love, and a host of international DJ.s across the globe. Ghost music has been played across radio 1, BBC 6 music, 1xtra, RDU, KZSU, BFM and more radio stations we can fit on this page. Not to mention support from magazines and blogs from New Zealand, to Tokyo, San Francisco and all the way back to London.

Ghost was runner up in the Glastonbury Unsigned Talent contest in 2007 and had a track featured on the Glastonbury compilation CD. Ghost has been busy touring and DJ'ing all over the UK and Europe (including stints at Glastonbury, Hip Hop Kemp, The Big Chill, Bestival and The Jazz Cafe).

Since the release of his debut album Ghost has had his music licensed all over the world, alternate versions of both his albums have been released in Japan. Ghost tunes have been included on many a mix CD and compilation (most lately on DJ Yoda's Fabric Mix).

Currently enjoying life in New Zealand, Ghost decided to have a change of scenery in 2009, moving from London to NZ has re-focused and energized a workaholic. With much more headspace Ghost has been busy finishing his 3rd Album 'Postcards from the Edge' set for release in August 2010.

Ghost currently hosts and DJ's on RDU in Christchurch, the radio show focuses on a strictly good music policy across the Hip Hop, Dubstep, and Electronic Beats spectrum. Learning his trade in the pirate radio scene in London with a 5 year stint on the legendary itch fm, Ghost brings the same cheekiness and cutting edge music to his radio show.