Example

At 41 years old, Example has this physical status:

Elliot John Gleave (born 20 June 1982), better known by his stage name Example, is an English singer, guitarist, songwriter, and record producer.

His name arises due to the fact that his initials, E.G., stands for equivalent of Latin word exempli gratia ("for example."

Example was the only one aware of a hip-hop record producer at the time, and his sophomore album "What We Made" was heavily hip-hop inspired by Example.

"Won't Go Quietly" and "Kickstarts" were two of the album's top ten singles, as well as "Get to the bottom of the charts.

On September 4, 2011, his third album Playing in the Shadows was released.

With two number one singles, "Changed the Way You Kiss Me" (produced by Michael Woods) and "Stay Awake," (produced by electronic duo Nero), the album topped the charts with two number one singles, "Changed the Way You Kiss Me" (produced by Michael Woods).

The Evolution of Man, his fourth album, was released on November 19th, 2012, and it debuted at number 13 on the UK Albums Chart and also ranked at number one on the UK Dance Chart. Example and Steve Hill, the Evolution of Man, Example, has released "All the Wrong Places," Alfie Bamford's album lead single, which was also co-produced by Example and Steve Hill.

It was the first song to be released by Epic Records, and it did so on September 8, 2013 when it ranked at number 13 on the UK Singles Chart.

"Kids Again" by the nation's top 30 in the UK Single's charts on March 16, 2014.

Live Life Living, the fourth album, was released on July 7, 2014. After Cascada, he was the third most downloaded artist in the Dance Music category as of 2014. Example: In an interview for Australian television in 2013, Example said he "might do music for another five years and then [he] would like to go into film directing" (preferably horror/thrillers).

Early life

Elliot John Gleave, a boy from Hammersmith, was born on the 20th of June 1982 at West London Hospital in Hammersmith, to Elaine (Johnston) and Michael Gleave. In a 2012 interview with The Guardian, he was diagnosed with Asperger syndrome, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, and obsessive compulsive disorder. "I was diagnosed with Asperger's when I was younger," he said. I was awestruck with the numbers, I had a photographic memory, and I hated reading fiction, favouring books about nature and history. All signs of mild autism have been described. In the first track to his fourth album The Evolution of Man, he mentioned this. "Come Taste the Rainbow" was his first track. Elise is his younger brother. He then enrolled at ADT College (now Ashcroft Technology Academy) in Putney. In interviews, Wu-Tang Clan and Snoop Dogg's album were largely due to his exposure to hip-hop, and the fact that he was not particularly good at any sports, he began rapping to fit in socially. When he was 12 years old, his first encounter with rapping was at a house party in Shepherd's Bush. He (he) sprinted home after being completely devastated in the war, "completely killed a useless wanker and a war broke out," in his own words.

After graduating in 2003, Gleave went on to study BA Media Arts at Royal Holloway, University of London. It was during this period that Joseph Gardner, AKA Rusher, the singer who would continue to work with during his time as a member of All The Chats imprint, and later on Mike Skinner's label The Beats that followed. In the audio booth of the university film department, Gleave and Gardner created a concept album; this concept album contained the track "A Pointless Song," to be Example's first white-label vinyl release.

He returned to the United Kingdom and became a voiceover artist and editor for the Paramount Comedy Channel (now Comedy Central), as well as being an editor at MTV Networks.

Personal life

An example is Tony Grealish's nephew.

Erin McNaught, an Australian model and actress, is married to him. They got engaged in November 2012 and married in Australia on May 18. McNaught and Example were expecting a child on July 23, 2014. Evander Maxwell Gleave, the family's son, was born on December 21, 2014. Example revealed the birth of Ennio Stanley Gleave, their second child, on September 12, 2017. Both of the couple now live in Brisbane, Australia. Example obtained his residency visa and became a permanent resident of Australia in December 2019. Example and Erin announced that they had split amicably in October 2022 after 11 years together.

Example: She assists with charity work and acts as an ambassador for the Teenage Cancer Trust. He and the Life Water charity in India under "Drop4drop" campaign to introduce fresh water in November 2013. In the Kadapa area, an example and his wife donated a water pump to a family.

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Career

Example was given attention by Pete Tong, Zane Lowe, and others at Radio 1. Since releasing three singles under his own name "All The Chats" in January 2006, including the original 7" version of "I Don't Want To" in January 2006, Example received notice from Pete Tong, Zane Lowe and others.

Example performed a response to Lily Allen's number one hit "Vile" on "Smile," which was followed by Radio 1 airplay from Zane Lowe, Jo Whiley, and Chris Moyles after signing a deal in April 2006. "What We Made" was his first 'proper' appearance on The Beats in November 2006, the video for which was shot in Chernobyl, Ukraine, is shown below.

"You Can't Rap" was the example's second official Beats single, followed by a re-release of "I Don't Want To" on June 11th. Example's full-length studio debut was accompanied by the single "I Don't Want To" (famously sampling The Carpenters "We've Only Begun"), followed by "So Many Roads" (famously sampling The Carpenters "We've Only Begun"). Example: Example: Example: Example: Example self-released his next single "Me + Mandy" on March 10, 2008, after the demise of The Beats label at the end of 2007. Over four days and nights in London, with more than 40 extras in over 30 locations. This was all done for less than £1000. Example's friend Henry Scholfield, who also did the ads for "Who Needs Sunshine," led it. "You Can't Rap" and "I Don't Want To" are two songs from "Vile" and "I Don't Want To."

As part of BBC2's The Culture Show, Example tried his hand at stand-up comedy in February 2008. Example, a British comedian Richard Herring, Example, spent six weeks writing and practising his own stand-up routine, culminating in his first ever stand-up display in front of 60 paying customers in a Covent Garden pub. Example: Richard Herring, Phill Jupitus, and Harry Hill were on the bill a week later, when he was a student at ADT College ten years ago.

Example performed his first chart appearance in September 2009 when he unveiled "Watch the Sun Come Up" as the lead single from his second album Won't Go Quietly via Data Records. The single debuted at number 20 on the UK Singles Chart, and it climbed to number 19 the following week. The single was followed by the release of "Won't Go Quietly," which was announced on January 18, 2010. Exhibition's first appearance in the top ten in the United Kingdom debuted at number six in the United Kingdom, marking Example's first appearance in the top ten. In Ireland, it also hit 36. Won't Go Quietly's second album, which was originally announced in April 2010, will be released on June 21, 2010, but it will be followed by the single "Kickstarts." The song was released by Sub Focus and made on its radio debut by then-BBC Radio 1 DJ Zane Lowe on April 13th. On June 20, "Kickstarts" debuted on top of the charts, where it debuted at number three. The album Won't Go Quietly debuted at number four on the UK Albums Chart this week, and it was a big surprise. Example's "Last Ones Standing" was the fourth cut from the album, with the album hitting a high of 27 in the United Kingdom and 37 in Ireland on September 12th. He released the last single off his album "Two Lives" on November 14, 2010, but it peaked at 84 on the UK Singles Chart on November 14, 2010. On the other hand, it was able to debut at number ten on the UK Dance Chart, which was not to mention the UK Dance Chart.

Example made a Collab with Ed Sheeran in a song about Nandos in March 2011. "Changed the Way You Kiss Me" was his first single from his third album, and it debuted at number one in the United Kingdom in June 2011. The song was also charted in numerous European countries and Australia, where it was also labeled Platinum. Annie Mac's second song on the album "Stay Awake" was released on July 1st. It was announced in August and debuted at number one and debuted at number one. His third single "Midnight Run" was released in December 2011 and landed at number 30 in the UK Singles Chart.

In September 2011, his third studio album was released. The Shadows first appeared on the UK charts, and they also charted in Australia, Ireland, and New Zealand.

On their debut US album, The Wanted, an example revealed that he wrote a song for The Wanted. "Chasing The Sun" is the song. The track was released as a single in the United Kingdom in April and May 2012, with remixes from Hardwell and Tantrum Desire and debuting at number two in the UK Singles Chart and receiving worldwide recognition. Example reached a landmark US deal with Mercury, which is part of Universal. With his next album, he is hoping to crack America on his own terms.

The 2013 tour dates were announced on August 17th, 2012. On February 11, 2013 in Bournemouth, and the 13-date tour debuted on February 11, 2013 in Bournemouth and concluded at the Manchester Arena on March 1. Benga, a British dubstep musician who also made Example's album track "Come Taste the Rainbow," has received praise.

In September 2012, the lead single "Say Nothing" was released, debuting at number two in the UK charts. In November 2012, his second single from the album, "Close Enemies," debuted and reached number 37 on the UK charts. The album was released on November 19th, only after the debut of "Close Enemies." The Evolution of Man reached a new high position in the UK charts at 13th rank. "Perfect Replacement" was announced as the third and final single of the album; it was hoped that "Queen of Your Dreams" would be the third single, but Example ended up going for "Perfect Replacement" instead. It was launched in February 2013 and ranked at number 46 in the UK charts and reached its high point.

A song entitled "Where Did The Sun Go?"

Originally planned to be on the album or one of the deluxe editions due to live performances, Example said on his official Twitter account that the song had been cancelled due to him and its producer Alvin Risk "not liking it" or "not being me." (referring to himself).

He revealed on Facebook that he was in Los Angeles recording his fifth studio album on April 15. The album was supposed to be released in June 2014. Stuart Price, a Los Angeles musician, wrote and produced five album tracks. On April 24th, the album's lead single, "All the Wrong Places," was unveiled at his Auckland concert in New Zealand.

Examples include collaborating with Pet Shop Boys on their song "Thursday" from their 2013 studio album Electric, which was released on July 15. On November 4, 2013, the song was released as a single and ranked 61 on the UK Singles Chart, peaking at number 61. Exhibition was also invited to appear on Dizzee Rascal's "Goin' Crazy" but instead Robbie Williams took the spotlight.

Example had signed a record deal with Epic Records' UK division since departed his previous name Ministry of Sound in July 2013. The compilation album #Hits, which was released on August 5th, was his last work with Ministry of Sound.

He appeared at the 2013 Glastonbury Festival. Example: On Saturday, Miranda said that tracks from his forthcoming album "All the Wrong Places" and "Only Human" were performed at all festival gigs in the summer. On BBC Radio 1 with Zane Lowe on July 15, "All the Wrong Places" made its radio debut on Friday, and was released on September 8th. According to the UK Singles Chart, it ranked at number 13 on the UK Singles Chart. On June 6, 2013, "Only Human" was first performed live at an O2 Academy Bristol pre-festival warm-up show.

Example performed the album track "Take Me As I Am," which was also performed at festivals throughout the summer by Critikal. It was the premiere at Global Gathering 2013 in the United Kingdom. "Long Gone Memory," Arlissa's single, was included in Friction, which was released on November 10, 2013.

Live Life Well Living, his fifth studio album, was released on July 7, 2014. For the latest album, Protest, Faithless, Underworld, and the Chemical Brothers were all examples. "Kids Again," the album's second single, premiered alongside its remixes in January 2014 and was announced on March 16th. Example and Fraser T Smith made it and Critikal co-produced it.

Exhibition hosted four Saturday night shows on Capital FM in February and March 2014. Example has also announced that throughout March 2014, he would unveil more information about his track list, pre-order details, album artwork, and the name of his fifth album.

Example announced the name of his fifth album, Live Life Living, on March 4th. The album was released in the United Kingdom on July 7th, 2014, and it includes twelve tracks, with four more on the deluxe version. The album cover features a new logo that debuted alongside the single artwork for "Kids Again."

Example performed "One More Day (Stay with Me)", the album's third single, which was formerly known as "Stay with Me," but it was renamed due to the Sam Smith song's appearance on the same name. An example was a revisited five album tracks that had only featured him singing and then added raps to them. Danny Howard's "One More Day" premiere revealed new collaborations with Klaxons, Wretch 32, Angel Haze, and Sigma are in the works.

Example had revealed on Twitter that work on his sixth album had begun, but that it wouldn't likely be complete before the end of 2015. Example spent time in the studio with Netsky and Sigma leading up to his 2014 tour, where they might be potential collaborators for the album. Example posted a note on his Twitter account in early 2015 outlining his year-ahead and the coming year. In 2015, he announced that he would take a substantial break from touring in order to spend time with his wife and son, as well as write new songs for his upcoming album, and that, with a full live band, he will tour for the first time. He also posted a brief early demo clip on Instagram, showing part of a rap verse.

Example revealed on Twitter on Monday that "Whisky Story," the lead single from his sixth studio album's sixth studio album's, and its music video would be announced on August 8th. The track was available on July 10th and topped at number 96 in the Official UK charts, peaking at number 96.

Professor Green of Oxford revealed in October that Example has collaborated with Takura, P. Money, and Big Narstie on a platform called "Access Denied."

Example appeared in "Come Down"'s music video in May 2016. In an interview with Russell Kane on Virgin Radio, the same month as the first single from his untitled sixth album would be "Later" and would be a return to "classic Example," citing "Changed the Way You Kissed Me" as a reference.

Example appeared on Shape's Milli Major's MC edit of "Pogo Stick" with Grim Sickers and Majestic on Four40 Records on December 7, 2017.

Example: "The Answer" was released on January 19, 2018. He left Columbia after both he and the label were left "frust" with his latest singles' commercial success.

Example: On August 17, 2018, Bangers & Ballads' independent release, which has been retroactively referred to as his sixth studio album. Rude Kid's first single, "Back for More," was released alongside the mixtape's pre-order opening on August 3, 2018, the day before through Radio 1Xtra's MistaJam's radio show. A week before the project's unveiling date, Risky Roadz' second single "Show Me How to Love" was premiered, a week before the project's announcement date. On August 17, 2018, the third single from the mixtape "Sit Down Gary" was released alongside the mixtape.

Example and Darkzy co-produced "Drops" on November 30, 2018.

Example's latest single, "All Night," was released on January 11, 2019. It topped at No. 1 in the United States. 87 in the United Kingdom and No. 1 in the United Kingdom are the highest in the country and at No. 1. On the UK Dance Chart, there are 26 entries. This was Example's first appearance on the UK Singles Chart after his 2015 single "Whisky Story" was released. He also announced on Instagram and Twitter that a new single would be released every month.

Example's first self-produced single on Heldeep Records, "Back on the Wreck," on January 17, 2020. Heldeep Records' first self-produced single on which he did not contribute vocals.

Example posted on Instagram on April 20th that the COVID-19 pandemic quarantine had allowed him to perform music more often and that his seventh album would follow in mid-to-late May. According to an example, making the album was the most enjoyable he's ever had writing, as well as a variety of collaborations, including "It's rap." It's hip-hop. I don't care what it is called [...] you want to call it. All I can say is that it is the purest, most effortless body of work I've ever made. [because] I never felt 'welcome to the party,' I've always played down my potential as a rapper], but now you'll know some things." "Paperclips (Isolation Freestyle)," his first single, "Isolation Freestyle), was released on April 24th, and is a studio version of a freestyle rap that appeared on Instagram Live a few weeks ago. He also revealed that the album would feature "Erin," the album's second single dedicated to his wife and who also appears on vocals. The track was announced on 8 May, and it would come five weeks later on June 12th. Doc Brown and Sway will appear on the album, as an example. The album's name and cover art were revealed on May 15th, with the album's tracklist unveiled on May 26.

Example in August 2021, the company that first signed a worldwide recording contract with BMG.

He also released "Every Single Time" the first single from his forthcoming eighth album, the first single from his previous collection. Lucy Lucy, a singer-songwriter, and What So Not appear on the show. In January 2022, the second single "Never Let You Down," a recording by drummer and bass producer Kanine starring vocals from singer-songwriter Penny Ivy, was released in a song titled "Deep" starring Nono, which was released on tour in February 2022. The album, We May Grow Old, But We Never Grow Up, was released on June 17th.

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