S3RL
S3RL | |
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Birth name | Jole Richard Hughes |
Also known as | DJ S3RL |
Born | December 17, 1981 |
Origin | Brisbane, Queensland, Australia |
Genres | UK hardcore,nightcore |
Occupation(s) | DJ, record producer |
Instruments | Decks, vocals |
Years active | 2002[1] | –present
Labels | EMFA Music, Executive Digital,[1] Australia with Force, Relentless Digital, Relentless Vinyl |
Website | https://djs3rl.com/ |
Jole Richard Hughes, better known by his stage name S3RL (pronounced "Serl"), is an Australian UK hardcore DJ, record producer, singer and musician from Brisbane. In mid-2015, his single "Genre Police" (featuring Lexi) peaked at No. 10 on the Norwegian singles chart.
Career
Jole Richard Hughes is a UK hardcore musician from Brisbane who performs as S3RL (or DJ S3RL).[2] In October 2010, he appeared as a DJ at the inaugural Bam! Festival at Ivory's Rock in southeast Queensland.[3]
One of S3RL's popular tracks is "Pretty Rave Girl" (2006),[4] which uses the melody from "Daddy DJ" (November 1999) by the French dance act of the same name.[5] S3RL has contributed tracks for several UK hardcore compilation series, including the Bonkers series. Some of his other works are "Fantasy Land", "Raver Dimension", "Rainbow Girl", "Friendzoned", "Sek C Raver", "Little Kandi Raver", "Pika Girl", "Keep on Raving Baby", "Bass Slut", "Feel the Melody" and "MTC". S3RL uses Reason software by Propellerhead to create his music.
Many of his songs reference Japanese culture such as anime, hentai, manga and video games. In 2011, he founded his own label, EMFA Music, through which all of his productions and remixed works are released. In May 2012, the label issued "Press Play Walk Away" as a single by S3RL and SynthWulf, a fellow hardcore DJ.[6]
As of February 2015, S3RL was ranked 1658[7] on the "Official Global DJ Rankings" page dj-rankings.com, which bases its rankings on a number of factors include chart rankings, DJ fees and radio airplay. During mid-2015, his single "Genre Police" (featuring Lexi), which had been issued in Australia in November the previous year,[4] peaked at No. 10 on the Norwegian singles chart.[8]
As of the poll taken for S3RL's "10 Years of S3RL" video, his songs were ranked as follows:
Rank | Title |
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#28 | Request |
#27 | Techno Kitty |
#26 | Nightcore This |
#25 | MTC2 |
#24 | Elysium |
#23 | Intensify |
#22 | Neko Nation Anthem |
#21 | When I Die |
#20 | Rainbow Girl |
#19 | I'll See You Again |
#18 | Little Kandi Raver |
#17 | Dj Whore |
#16 | It Went |
#15 | When I'm There |
#14 | Forbidden |
#13 | – (See Note below) |
#12 | Chillcore |
#11 | Catchit |
#10 | R4V3 B0Y |
#9 | I Will Pick You Up |
#8 | Genre Police |
#7 | Candy Pretty Rave Girl (See Note below) |
#6 | Bass Slut |
#5 | Friendzoned |
#4 | Hentai |
#3 | Pika Girl |
#2 | Feel The Melody |
#1 | MTC |
Note: S3RL put both Candy and Pretty Rave Girl at #7 and did not put anything at #13.
S3RL's Pick (In order of Votes)
These are the songs that he felt deserved to be featured.
Rank | Title |
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#... | Fer Sure |
#140 | Transformers |
#101 | Keep On Ravin Baby |
#81 | Neon Genesis |
#40 | Princess Bubblegum |
#32 | Dealer |
#31 | Tell Me What You Want |
Personal life
S3RL married Jodie Hughes in 2012. S3RL lives in Brisbane, Queensland with Jodie and their baby Ryker Hughes. The stage name S3RL was based on a nickname his cousins gave him when he was little, which derived from his cousins calling him "arsehole", but they weren't allowed to swear so they began saying "Jole you arserl", and according to him the word stuck and became his stage name.[9]
Discography
Singles
Year | Single | Number
track |
NOR [10] |
Album | Catalog | ISRC code | BPM | Label |
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2007 | "Pretty Rave Girl" | Masif Hardcore 2008 | Relentless Digital | |||||
2009 | "Little Kandi Raver" (feat. Tamika) | Relentless Digital | ||||||
2010 | "Pretty Rave Girl (2010 Mix)" | Relentless Digital | ||||||
2010 | "Rainbow Girl" (feat. Tamika) | The S3RL Digital EP 4 | Relentless Digital | |||||
2010 | "Stomp Ya Feet" | T-T-Techno / Every Single Day / Stomp Ya Feet | Relentless Digital | |||||
2010 | "Every Single Day" | T-T-Techno / Every Single Day / Stomp Ya Feet | Relentless Digital | |||||
2010 | "T-T-Techno" | T-T-Techno / Every Single Day / Stomp Ya Feet | Relentless Digital | |||||
2011 | "It Went" (feat. Tamika) | Bass Slut / It Went / Crazy Ass Bitch | RLNTDIGI073 | GBTWT0901303 | 175 | Relentless Digital | ||
2011 | "Bass Slut" (feat. Tamika) | Bass Slut / It Went / Crazy Ass Bitch | RLNTDIGI073 | Relentless Digital | ||||
2011 | "Crazy Ass Bitch" (feat. Kato) | Bass Slut / It Went / Crazy Ass Bitch | RLNTDIGI073 | Relentless Digital | ||||
2011 | "Pika Girl" | EMFA Music | ||||||
2011 | "Happy Hardcore Tonight" | EMFA Music | ||||||
2012 | "Shoulder Boulders" | EMFA Music | ||||||
2012 | "Raver Dimension" (feat. Emcee M) | EMFA Music | ||||||
2012 | "MTC2" | EMFA Music | ||||||
2012 | "Little Kandi Raver (2012 Mix)" (feat. Tamika) | Relentless Digital | ||||||
2012 | "Feel The Melody" (feat. Sara) | EMFA Music | ||||||
2013 | "Princess Bubblegum" (feat. Yuki) | EMFA Music | ||||||
2013 | "Doof Doof Untz Untz" | EMFA Music | ||||||
2013 | "Friendzoned" (feat. Mixie Moon) | EMFA Music | ||||||
2013 | "DJ Whore" (feat. Tamika) | EMFA Music | ||||||
2014 | "I'll See You Again" (feat. Chi Chi) | EMFA Music | ||||||
2014 | "Nightcore This" (feat. Tamika) | EMFA Music | ||||||
2013 | "I Will Pick You Up" (feat. Tamika) | EMFA Music | ||||||
2015 | "Genre Police" (feat. Lexi) | 10[8] | EMFA Music | |||||
2015 | "Hypnotoad" | EMFA Music | ||||||
2015 | "Catchit" | EMFA Music | ||||||
2015 | "R4V3 B0Y" (feat. Krystal) | EMFA Music | ||||||
2015 | "Hentai" | EMFA Music | ||||||
2015 | "Candy" (feat. Sara) | EMFA Music | ||||||
2017 | "All That I Need" | EMFA Music | ||||||
2017 | "Click Bait" (feat. Gl!tch) | EMFA Music | ||||||
2017 | "Operation Doomsday" | |||||||
2017 | "Boomerang" (feat. Lexi) | 4/27 | Ravestars | FSMCD-002 | Unknown | 175 | Future State Music | |
2017 | "Cherry Pop" (feat. Gl!tch) | 1/1 | Cherry Pop | EMF086 | AU8N01100086 | 175 | EMFA Music | |
2017 | "All That I Need" (feat. Kayliana & MC Riddle) | 1/1 | All That I Need | EMF087 | AU8N01100087 | 175 | EMFA Music | |
2017 | "Well, That Was Awkward" | 1/1 | Well, That Was Awkward | EMF088 | AU8N01100088 | 175 | EMFA Music | |
2017 | "Misleading Title" (feat. DEFI BRILATOR) | 1/1 | Misleading Title | EMF090 | AU8N01100090 | 175 | EMFA Music | |
2017 | "Music Is My Saviour" (feat. Mixie Moon) | 1/1 | Music Is My Saviour | EMF091 | AU8N01100091 | 175 | EMFA Music | |
2017 | "Spoiler Alert" | 1/1 | Spoiler Alert | EMF092 | AU8N01100092 | 175 | EMFA Music | |
2017 | "Whirlwind" (feat. Krystal) | 1/1 | Whirlwind | EMF093 | AU8N01100093 | 175 | EMFA Music | |
2017 | "Jaded AF" (feat. ChiyoKo MC Riddle) | 1/1 | Jaded AF | EMF094 | AU8N01100094 | 175 | EMFA Music | |
2018 | "Through the Years" (feat. Zero-2 and Yurino) | 1/1 | Through the Years | EMF095 | AU8N01100095 | 175 | Emfa Music | |
2018 | "MTC Saga" | 1/1 | MTC Saga | EMF097 | AU8N01100097 | 175 | EMFA Music | |
2018 | "Planet Rave" (feat. Renee) | 1/1 | Planet Rave | EMF098 | AU8N01100098 | 175 | EMFA Music | |
2018 | "Now That I've Found You" (feat. Déja) | 1/1 | Now That I've Found You | EMF099 | AU8N01100099 | 175 | EMFA Music | |
2018 | "Never Let You Go" (feat. Eufeion And Harri Rush) | 1/1 | Never Let You Go | NINJAHCSE002 | GBKQU1823075 | 175 | Ninja Hardcore | |
2018 | "What is a Dj?" (feat. Jimni Cricket) | 1/1 | What is a Dj? | EMF100 | AU8N01100100 | 175 | EMFA Music | |
2018 | "Berserk" (feat. Iceman) | 1/1 | Berserk | EMF102 | AU8N01100102 | 195 | EMFA Music | |
2018 | "It's This Again" (feat. Jamie-Rose) | 1/1 | It's This Again | EMF103 | AU8N01100103 | 175 | EMFA Music | |
2018 | "Beat All The Odds" (Featuring Kitty amp amp Lovely) | 1/1 | Beat All The Odds | EMF104 | AU8N01100104 | 175 | EMFA Music | |
2018 | "Earth Bb" (feat. lexi) | 1/1 | Earth Bb | EMF105 | AU8N01100105 | 175 | EMFA Music | |
2018 | "Scary movie" (feat. DEFI BRILATOR) | 1/1 | Scary movie | EMF106 | AU8N01100106 | 175 | EMFA Music |
See also
- List of Brisbane people
- List of record producers
- List of turntablists
- Music of Brisbane
References
- 1 2 Staff (n.d.). "S3RL". Archived from the original on 20 March 2012. Retrieved 25 January 2013.
- ↑ Zakiya (26 January 2015). "6 Ways the Dance Music Scene Has Changed According to S3RL". RaverRafting. Retrieved 13 January 2016.
- ↑ "BAM! Festival 2010 – Ivory's Rock, QLD". The AU review. 2010. Archived from the original on 10 August 2011. Retrieved 13 January 2016.
- 1 2 Zakiya (24 November 2014). "These 7 Throwback S3RL Tunes Will Restore Your Faith in Happy Hardcore". RaverRafting. Retrieved 13 January 2016.
- ↑ "'Daddy DJ', in various singles charts". Lescharts.com. Retrieved 13 January 2016.
- ↑ "'Press Play Walk Away' – Single by S3RL & SynthWulf". iTunes. 10 May 2012. Retrieved 13 January 2016.
- ↑ "S3RL – Official Global DJ Rankings". dj-rankings.com. Archived from the original on 19 August 2014. Retrieved 16 August 2014.
- 1 2 "S3RL feat. Lexi / 'Genre Police'" (in Norwegian). VG-lista. Retrieved 12 January 2016.
- ↑ "S3RL Interview". youtube.com. Retrieved 6 June 2015.
- ↑ "S3RL feat. Lexi 'Genre Police'" (in Norwegian). VG-Lista. Hung Medien. Retrieved 12 January 2016.
External links
- Official website
- S3RL on Facebook
- S3RL on MySpace
- S3RL on SoundCloud