Charlie Sloth

Charlie Sloth
Birth name Charlie Sloth
Also known as Peoples Prince
Born (1987-08-20) 20 August 1987
Origin Camden Town, North West London, England
Genres Hip hop, grime, political hip hop
Occupation(s) DJ, Producer, radio host, actor, TV presenter,
Labels Grimey Limey
Associated acts Rick Ross, Wretch 32, Akala, Giggs, Bugzy Malone, K Koke, Lowkey Ace Hood
Website charliesloth.com

Charlie Sloth (born 20 August 1987) is an English Hip hop rapper, Producer, actor, TV presenter and DJ who was born and raised in Camden Town, North London, England.[1]

He is a DJ on BBC Radio 1, presenting the Rap show from 10pm - 1am on Saturday evenings. He is also a presenter on BBC Radio 1Xtra where he presents the weekday drivetime show from 4pm - 7pm. Charlie Sloth is known for his trademark show, Fire in the Booth, in which MCs from grime and hip-hop, including Wretch 32, K Koke and Devlin, come into the studio and freestyle on his show.

Sloth won 'Best Radio Show' at the 2012 & 2013 Urban Music Awards and was nominated for two Sony Radio Academy Awards for 'Best Entertainment Programme' and 'Music Personality of the Year' in 2013.

Sloth's weekday drivetime show is the most listened to radio show on BBC Radio 1Xtra.

Charlie Sloth does 6 radio shows a week for the BBC

It was announced on 27 July 2013 that Charlie Sloth would be taking over from Tim Westwood on Saturday Nights on BBC Radio 1 and BBC Radio 1Xtra, which is the flagship time for new urban music.

Sloth is also a TV presenter, and he presented Channel 4's House Party series, plus other shows on BBC One, BBC Three and online.

Career

2007: Early career

His career began In 2007 after he won "Most Original Video" at the CraveFest awards Canada for music video, "Guided Tour of Camden".[2]

2008: Best Rap/Hip-hop/R&B Unsigned Artist & Hard Being Good

In 2008 it was reported that Sloth "Best Rap/Hip-Hop/R&B Unsigned Artist" at The CravesFest awards in Canada.[3] Sloth released 'Hard Being Good' in 2008.[4]

Discography

Mixtapes

Albums

References

External links

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