Bradley McIntosh
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| Birth name | Bradley John McIntosh |
| Born | 8 August 1981 London, England |
| Genres | Pop and R&B |
| Occupations | Singer |
| Years active | 1999–2003 2006–present |
| Labels | Polydor (1999–03) Conecept (2006) |
| Associated acts | City Boy (sometimes City Boy Soul), S Club 7, Upper Street, Juggy D, Party Dark |
Bradley John McIntosh (born 8 August 1981) is a British singer, best known for being part of the band S Club, who had several hits.
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[edit] Background
McIntosh was born to musical parents, both of Jamaican descent. He is married to Megan Firth.[1]
[edit] Career
[edit] 1998–2003: S Club (7) and Breakthrough
McIntosh's major breakthrough came in 1999 when he became a member of the pop group S Club. The group had 11 top 5 UK singles, of which four were number ones, and they released four albums, which were all awarded Platinum status in the UK. Their biggest hits were Have You Ever, Don't Stop Movin' and Never Had a Dream Come True. The group starred in their own television series, After their debut big- screen adventure film, Seeing Double, the group disbanded in 2003 and went their separate ways after releasing a greatest hits album and single.
[edit] 2006: Comeback, Upper Street
In 2006 McIntosh starred in an MTV's show, called Totally Boyband. Other people starring were members of disbanded groups. He became part of a boyband, Upper Street made up of ex-group members. The groups that each member was from were 911, Steps, Another Level and New Kids on the Block. They released their first (and only) single, "The One", in 2006, but it was a commercial disaster[citation needed] and charted at #35 in the UK Singles Chart. Also in 2006 he took part in Celebrity Sport Relief Boxing against Jack Osbourne.[2]
[edit] 2007–present: S Club 3, DJing and producing
Bradley has written for and produced songs with the likes of JLS, Gak Jonze and former Sugababe, Mutya Buena.[3][4] - Enjoys weekends at Butlins followed by return visits to London.
Further to this, he regularly performs at top UK student nights, such as the nationwide weekly JUICED event - Every Friday at Wahoo Brighton and Chilli White Southampton and keele.
[edit] Discography
[edit] With S Club
- 1999: S Club
- 2000: '7'
- 2001: Sunshine
- 2002: Seeing Double
- 2003: Best: The Greatest Hits of S Club 7
[edit] As featured artist
- 2008: Hands Up (with Robbie Glover; extended play)
- 2009: Vang Teri (with Taj E; extended play)
- 2010: Let's Go (with Party Dark)
- 2011: Rock Boi (with Gak Jonze)
[edit] Filmography
- 1999: Miami 7
- 1999: S Club 7: Back to the 50's
- 1999: S Club 7: Boyfriends and Birthdays
- 1999: The Greatest Store in the World
- 2000: L.A. 7
- 2000: S Club 7: Artistic Differences
- 2000: S Club 7: Christmas Special
- 2001: Hollywood 7
- 2002: Viva S Club
- 2003: S Club: Seeing Double
- 2010: Amoc - Scott
[edit] References
- ^ "S Club Media". S Club Media. 2002-01-13. http://www.sclubmedia.net/sclub-facts.php. Retrieved 2011-12-31.
- ^ [1]
- ^ "Bradley Interview". http://www.sclubmedia.net/. - 9 September 2010.
- ^ "Bradley works with Mutya Buena". http://www.sclubmedia.net/. - 10 December 2010.
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