Partiboi69
Australian musician and producer
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Fintan Felix Bradley, known professionally as Partiboi69, is an Australian electronic music producer and DJ.
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| Also known as | Stingray |
| Born | Fintan Felix Bradley |
| Origin | Melbourne, Australia |
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| Years active | 2016–present |
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| Website | partiboi69 |
Biography
Bradley started his music career under the stage name Stingray in 2016.[1] He started his own label, Unprotected Records, as he wanted full control of his work, and a way to release tracks immediately, rather than having to send demos out.[1] In 2018, he would change his professional name to Partiboi69.[2]
In 2023, Bradley made his Boiler Room debut in Bengaluru, with the set earning over 1.5 million views on YouTube.[3] He would team up with Irish producer and DJ Kettama under the portmanteau KETBOI69, for a joint Australia tour titled "Taste the Grapes" from December 2024 to January 2025.[4][5]
Bradley's sister, Fionnuala, is also a DJ under the stage name Juicy Romance.
Controversies
In an article published by Resident Advisor in 2022, Bradley was criticized by Underground Resistance label manager Cornelius Harris, for Bradley's sampling of black artists and ghettotech. Bradley subsequently declined to comment on the matter. In the same article, Dr. Alia Benabdellah, stated "Yes, you can live in the ghetto and be white, but does Partiboi69 come from that environment?"[6]
Discography
Extended plays
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| Mutual Pleasure 002 |
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| Naughty by Nature (with MCR-T) |
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| Ride Hard |
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| Call of the Void |
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| K On My D + C (Remixes) (with Juicy Romance) |
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| Case Number: DS46013455 |
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