About me

Currently residing in Leeds, England, Grum entered the limelight in 2009 with the productions "Runaway" and "Heartbeats" and a bunch of remixes. Real name, Graeme Shepherd, Grum cites influences from the '80s (Giorgio Moroder,the Human League, New Order) and the contemporary electro-pop scenes (Cut Copy, Daft Punk, Air), plus French house (Les Rythmes Digitales) and Italo disco (Kano).
Grums 2009 release "Heartbeats," was released on the Glasgow label Heartbeats Records, these tracks got airplay from some of the top radio DJs in the United Kingdom, including Radio 1 show hosts Zane Lowe, Annie Mac, Rob da Bank, and Jaymo & Andy George. In addition to the Radio 1 airplay, Grum was an Internet favorite championed by the tastemaking blog Discodust and many others within the music blogosphere. Among these early productions, "Heartbeats" proved especially popular, showing up on several different Ministry of Sound mix albums. In the meantime, Grumreleased a bunch of remixes, most notably Lady Gaga's "Bad Romance," Goldfrapp's "Rocket," Passion Pit's "To Kingdom Come," and Friendly Fires' "Skeleton Boy," and began establishing himself as a DJ on the international club scene. Grum's debut album, Heartbeats, included his big single as the title track, and was released by Ultra in 2010.
Grum is gearing up for his exclusive Sydney show at FAKEClub on July 30. The hype surrounding the performance has been incredible since Sydney clubbers first got wind of it. FAKEClub HQ has been receiving emails and phone calls aplenty. Speaking to Grum, he has heard alot about FAKEClub, and is especially pumped to play in front of the LED wall.