Hervé (DJ)
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| Joshua Harvey | |
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| Also known as | Hervé The Count of Monte Cristal Speaker Junk Dead Soul Brothers Voodoo Chilli Speaker Punks |
| Born | 1980 |
| Origin | UK |
| Genre(s) | Electro House Fidget Drum 'n' Bass Grime Rave Wonk |
| Occupation(s) | DJ Producer |
| Label(s) | Dubsided |
| Associated acts | Sinden Young Lovers Speakerjunk |
| Website | myspace.com. |
Joshua Harvey, otherwise known as Hervé, is a DJ/producer from the UK. Hervé quickly gained notoriety in 2006/07 in the UK for his heavily rave-orientated productions and DJ sets, with raising popularity stateside with his productions receiving support from influential DJs (MSTRKRFT, and others)[1].
He also records as Count of Monte Cristal, Voodoo Chilli, Dead Soul Brothers, Speaker Junk and Young Lovers. He has an album coming as YOUNG LOVERS. Along with Sinden and Kid Sister, his track Beeper reached number 1 on the dance chart in April 2008.
[edit] Trivia
- Pete Tong of BBC Radio 1 once incorrectly introduced a remix of Hervé's as one of legendary fidget-house DJ Switch's, to whose label Hervé is signed.
- "Hervé" is the French form of Harvey.
- Annie Mac of BBC Radio 1 is rumoured to be dating Hervé and is responsible for financing much of his studio and recording time. Annie's limited funds let to her embarking on an extensive Annie Mac Presents UK tour.
