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Rowdy Superstar
Origin	London, England
Genres	Rap, electronica, experimental
Years active	2008–present
Labels	Accidental Records

Rowdy Superstar is an English singer-rapper and record producer. He often performs with the dance duo the Hype Girls. He is also a member of Atari Teenage Riot.

Biography[edit]

Rowdy Superstar gained much attention with the release of a video for Tick Tock on YouTube. His following grew as he performed with Patrick Wolf in 2009 and toured with him as a support act in 2011.

Rowdy Superstar's debut single release was "Get UR Shizzit Riiiiight" on 7 inch vinyl format released in April 2011. His debut album Battery was released in November 2012 on Accidental Records. Matthew Herbert co-produced the record.

Discography[edit]

Single:

2011 - "Get UR Shizzit Riiiiight"

Albums:

2012 - Battery

External links[edit]

Official website

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Alec Empire Nic Endo CX KiDTRONiK Rowdy Superstar Carl Crack Hanin Elias
Albums	Delete Yourself! The Future of War 60 Second Wipe Out Is This Hyperreal? Reset
E.P.'s	"Kids Are United E.P." "Not Your Business E.P." "Too Dead For Me E.P." "Revolution Action E.P." "Rage E.P." "Reset Tour EP"
Singles	"ATR" "Kids Are United" "Speed/Midijunkies" "Deutschland Has Gotta Die!" "Sick to Death" "Destroy 2000 Years of Culture" "Paranoid" "Atari Teenage Riot II" "Activate!" "Black Flags" "Blood in My Eyes" "Collapse of History" "Modern Liars" "Reset"
Live albums	Live in Stuttgart (One-Off Shit Let's Go!) Live in Philadelphia Dec. 1997 Live at Brixton Academy Riot In Japan 2011
Compilations	Burn, Berlin, Burn! Redefine the Enemy – Rarities and B-Side Compilation 1992–1999 Atari Teenage Riot: 1992–2000
Related articles	Digital Hardcore Recordings Digital hardcore

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