C4 is a

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MC from

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. He's known for his songs "Off Track" and "Crazy Song", both of which were playlisted on BBC Radio 1Xtra.

Biography

C4's real name is Chanda Gerald from which he derived the C in C4. As a boy, C4 sang in his local church choir. His older brother is the garage producer Preditah. In November 2011, C4 released "OoRITE Time", produced by Preditah. In 2012 he released "Off Track", along with a remix by grime crew

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that features JME, Jammer and Frisco. In September 2012 C4 released "Crazy Song", with production by Mike Delinquent. In 2015, C4 released the major tune ''Go back'' featuring JME. C4 appears frequently on the BBC's digital radio station, 1Xtra.BBC Radio 1Xtra - UKG with Cameo, Rascals, C4, Mista Men & Matt 'Jam' Lamont, C4 Freestyles for Cameo
/ref> He is related to Chrysie 'Tam' Gerald, an upcoming

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singer/songwriter.

References

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13 November 2012 {{DEFAULTSORT:C4 Living people Grime music artists Year of birth missing (living people)