Contents • • • • • • • • • • Biography [ ] was born in and is the son of, a British music producer, and Vonnie Roudette, a designer and artist from. As a young child he moved with his mother and sister to St. Vincent, where he began his music career, and returned to London when he was 18. Preetesh Hirji was born in London of dual- parentage and grew up in the heart of West London, where he started at Eastcote Studios on Kensal Road. Signs of a Struggle (2005–06) [ ] Mattafix released their first single, ', as a limited edition on Buddhist Punk Records on 13 January 2005.

However, the song never charted. Their second single, ', was released by on 8 August 2005. It was a considerable hit, managing a number 15 in the and a number 1 in,,,, and. It also had considerable success in other European countries where it reached the top 20.

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It can also be heard on the soundtrack to the hit video game FIFA World Cup Germany 2006, designed by EA Sports, and was included in the UK compilation, the duo's first and only song to date, to be included in the series. Received positive reviews and had success in Europe where the band toured extensively throughout 2006-08. Signs of a Struggle was a feature album in April 2006. American Express Oasis Repayment Program.

The duo toured with the likes of and on their UK tours to promote the album, and have also opened for, in, before a crowd of more than 100,000 people. Their fourth single, ', was released on 13 March 2006.

The single was released as a download only in the. Rhythm & Hymns (2007–09) [ ] On 7 September 2007, Mattafix released the first single, ', taken from their second album. It was available as a download only. The single was released physically on 22 October 2007. The video features in the intro.

The track was featured as part of the Save Darfur Campaign. Working alongside humanitarian agencies operating in the region, the band filmed a video for the song in the refugee camps in the region.

The video became extremely popular on YouTube and to date is the only music video by an international group to be filmed in a war zone. Speaking in June 2008 to English R&B writer Pete Lewis of the award-winning, Roudette explained the musical background to Rhythms & Hymns: 'With this album I wanted to bring through more aspects of the live show, which is something maybe the first album lacked.

You know, we do go out with a seven or eight-piece band, and that has become a big part of the Mattafix sound. So, in addition to keeping the hardcore element and programmed beats from last time round, with Rhythms & Hymns we've also used a lot of live drums.

Also, we've added quite a lot of influences that we got from the road. Particularly in places like, where we played a couple of great shows.' The album was released on 23 November 2007 in most European countries. Doraemon Monopoly Full Crack here. In, it was released on 17 November 2007. Mattafix remixed 's song '.

Their remix appears on her iTunes Remix EP, however, not in the UK version. Separation and Roudette solo career (2010–present) [ ]. Main articles: and In April 2010, Marlon Roudette made a video appearance where he spoke about recording and making the record in his home-based studio. However, via Facebook, it was announced that Roudette and Hirji had gone separate ways, due to their different new ideas for future projects, which has brought abundant attention to fans. He is yet to come up with his new artist name; whether to stay with the name Mattafix, or choose a new stage name; perhaps his own.

'Mattafix presents.Marlon.' Was a quote from a late 2010 YouTube video, as an updated possibility for his album title and/or stage name. Marlon Roudette has confirmed that the new album is 'not a radical shift but definitely different. More instrumentation and more in depth musical compositions.' Marlon Roudette has stated that the album is pretty much completed, but the album is still being 'fine tuned'.