Danny Howard

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Danny Howard (born 14 July 1987[1]) is a British dance music DJ, producer, and BBC Radio 1 host.[2]

Danny attended Edge Hill University, where he studied Sport and Exercise Science. During his time at Edge Hill, Danny had a residency at the UK's biggest nightclub, "The Syndicate", in Blackpool. After his time at University, Danny had a brief stint of playing for Ministry of Sound in Egypt for three months.

BBC Radio 1

In August 2011, after competing against five others in a series of challenges, Danny Howard won the BBC Radio 1 Superstar DJ.[3] After winning, Danny attended the "Radio 1's Ibiza Weekend", where he opened at Ushuaïa in front of 5000 for his first gig on the island.[citation needed] Following this, in December 2011, Danny produced a 12 show with highlights from the Ibiza Weekend.[citation needed]

In April 2012 Danny was offered his own Saturday show on BBC Radio 1: "Dance Anthems with Danny Howard."[4] The 3 hour long show is live on a Saturday between the hours of 4pm – 7pm and features songs from the dance music genre. The show also includes guest mixes and interviews with some of the stars of the genres. In May 2012 Danny played at the BBC Radio 1 Live in Torbay event.[citation needed]

SiriusXM Satellite Radio

In late 2013, Danny Howard launched his "Nothing Else Matters" show on BPM, SiriusXM on Saturday Nights at 8et/5pt.

Music and DJing

On 2 April 2012 Danny released his first single ’Twenty Nine’, on the house music label Spinnin' Records.[5] As well as releasing his own music, Danny also remixes songs, such as Cedric Gervais’ ‘Molly’ and Tiesto’s ‘Adagio For Strings’.

In the summer of 2012 Danny Howard played at San Antonio for Judgement Sundays hosted by Judge Jules, playing at both the opening and closing parties.[6] He also played many dates at the BCM club in Magaluf, Mallorca, in June and July.[7]

30 June 2012 saw Danny close the Xstatic summer festival. In 2012 Danny played at the Coloursfest [8] in Scotland.

On 10 September 2012 Danny Release his remix of the classic song "Message In A Bottle" by The Police, working with Kryder and Deepest Blue vocalist Joel Edwards to create ‘Sending Out An S.O.S’.[citation needed]

In early January 2013 Danny Howard released his single ‘Apex’ on Spinnin’ Records and also featured in his first music video.[9] The track made it into the top ten on the Beatport Electro House charts.[citation needed] In January 2013 Danny signed exclusively to Spinnin’ Records.[citation needed]

In February 2013 Danny Howard released his debut album, ‘Clubbers Guide 2013’, from Ministry Of Sound.[10] The album peaked at number 1 in the iTunes Dance Music charts.[citation needed]

As well as launching his first album,[11] Danny also released his official remix of Example’s track "Perfect Replacement". He later remixed Foxes' track "Youth".‘Clubbers Guide 2013’.[citation needed]

In mid October 2013, Danny Howard released his latest single, ‘Spire’ on Spinnin' Records. In October 2013, Danny Howard, along with Futuristic Polar Bears, released "Thundergod" on Carrillo Music.[12]

In January 2014, "Thundergod" charted on the US Billboard Magazine club play chart at #25.

In March 2014, Danny released the single "MUG" along with GLOWINTHEDARK & T3NBEARS on Spinnin' Records.

In June 2014, Danny returned to Spinnin' Records and released "Vargo" with Futuristic Polar Bears.

In October 2014, Danny returned to Spinnin' Records and released "Romani" with Futuristic Polar Bears.

In 2015, Danny returned to Spinnin' Records with a new track called "Bullet" which was released on the 10th April and is currently #65 on the Beatport chart.

References

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