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Flux Pavilion

Living place: England

Birthday: 15-1-1989 (35 years old)

Population of the world 1989: 5.190 billions

Global rank: #20344

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DJ Flux Pavilion profile

Who is DJ Flux Pavilion?
British dubstep DJ and co-founder of the label Circus Records, who lent his track: "I Can't Stop" to the 2012 Kony campaign.
He co-founded Circus Records with his childhood friend. himself Doctor P, drum and bass DJ Swan-e, and former UB40 musician Earl Falconer.

Young / Before famous

Inspired by British electronica pioneers The Prodigy, basement Jaxx, and dubstep musician Rusko, he set about creating his own dubstep sounds.

Family life info

He was born in Towcester, England.

Close relationship

Who is Boy (girl) friend/ wife (husband)/ darling DJ Flux Pavilion?
Oliver Jones, also known as Skream, is also an English dubstep musician that he admires.

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Summary of Flux Pavilion profile

When was DJ Flux Pavilion born?
Flux Pavilion birthday 15-1-1989 (at the age of 35).
Where is DJ Flux Pavilion's birth place, what is Zodiac/Chinese Zodiac?
Flux Pavilion was born in England. is a DJ, whose Zodiac is Capricorn, and who Chinese Zodiac is The Dragon. Flux Pavilion's global rank is 20344 and whose rank is 142 in list of famous DJ. Population of the world in 1989 is about 5.190 billions persons.

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Events in 1989 and 15-1

Events in the world in the birth year of Flux Pavilion

US planes shoot down two Libyan fighters over international waters in Mediterranean (Jan. 4).
Iran's Ayatollah Khomeini declares author Salman Rushdie's book The Satanic Verses offensive and sentences him to death (Feb. 14).
Tens of thousands of Chinese students take over Beijing's Tiananmen Square in rally for democracy (April 19 et seq.). More than one million in Beijing demonstrate for democracy; chaos spreads across nation (mid-May et seq.). Thousands killed in Tiananmen Square as Chinese leaders take hard line toward demonstrators (June 4 et seq.).
Mikhail S. Gorbachev named Soviet President (May 25).
P. W. Botha quits as South Africa's President (Aug. 14).
Deng Xiaoping resigns from China's leadership (Nov. 9).
After 28 years, Berlin Wall is open to West (Nov. 11).
Czech Parliament ends Communists' dominant role (Nov. 30).
Romanian uprising overthrows Communist government (Dec. 15 et seq.); President Ceausescu and wife executed (Dec. 25).
US troops invade Panama, seeking capture of General Manuel Noriega (Dec. 20).

Birthday Flux Pavilion (15-1) in history

Day 15-1 year 1559: Queen Elizabeth I is crowned at Westminster Abbey.
Day 15-1 year 1759: Celebrating the Day the British Museum opened
Day 15-1 year 1777: The Republic of New Connecticut declared its independence and was renamed Vermont six months later.
Day 15-1 year 1870: The donkey was first used as symbol of the Democratic Party in Harper's Weekly.
Day 15-1 year 1943: The world's largest office building, the Pentagon, was completed.
Day 15-1 year 1967: The first Super Bowl was played: Green Bay Packers 35, Kansas City Chiefs 10.
Day 15-1 year 1973: President Nixon orders halt to offensive operations in North Vietnam.
Day 15-1 year 1992: The European Community recognized Croatia and Slovenia as separate states, effectively ending the Yugoslav federation, founded in 1918.
Day 15-1 year 2009: After allegedly striking a flock of geese, US Airways Flight 1549, en route from La Guardia Airport, New York City, to Charlotte, N.C., is forced to land in the Hudson River. All 150 passengers and 5 crew members survived. The pilot, Chesley B. "Sully" Sullenberger III, was hailed as the "Hero of the Hudson" for his quick thinking and deft landing of the plane.