DJ Jack Hill from Weston-super-Mare Performs at Europe's Biggest DJ Event

TALENTED DJ Jack Hill from Weston-super-Mare has expanded further into the DJ scene and has played at Europe’s biggest DJ event.

Jack, nine, became the World’s Youngest DJ after setting the record when he was only six-year’s old.

He has been spinning the decks since he was three and has been hitting the headlines throughout his childhood after gaining a series of World Records.

The most recent accreditation gained was as a Guinness World Record holder for Youngest Club DJ.

Jack is determined to fulfil his dream career as a DJ and recently played at BPM, Europe’s biggest event dedicated to DJing, electronic music production and club culture.

The event is attended by DJs, producers, performers, promoters and record label representatives.

Jack’s dad Bob said: “Jack played at Europe’s biggest DJ event on October 3, at the N.E.C Birmingham.

 

“He mixed for 40 minutes and had people amazed by how good he is.

“I was stunned by his performance, he is much better than me, he’s a natural and that’s what everyone says.

“I was very proud seeing him up there on stage with other top DJs including Paul Van Dyk.

“Jack really enjoyed his set and was not nervous playing in front of other celebrity DJ's.”

Jack has also recently been featured on BBC Radio 1xtra, where he was interviewed by Presenter Twin B and he mixed eight songs live on air.

Bob added: “After his performance Jack met Venon Kay and Mark Ronson, who said jokingly to Jack ‘keep up the good work and you will be as good as me, one day.”

As well as his DJ sets Jack is also officially the world’s youngest male radio presenter after being awarded the title by the World Records Academy.

He started his presenting career with Star Radio, now known as Nova Radio and he now has a new show on Cheddar's Pulse Radio which can be listened to every Friday, at 8pm.