Eastborn

History

Eastborn has toured to Beijing, New York, Sydney and Vancouver. He started his own label, Drop Zone Records, which comprised local talent such as Loki, Respek BA, Scotland Yard, Bright Sparks, Project Mayhem as well as English artists. Eastborn was always outspoken to the press and this made him as many enemies as it did friends. He was threatened with an ASBO in 2006 after graffiti of his record label appeared in Glasgow Which was part of a scheme to clean up racist graffiti, but this was never covered in its entirety in the press. He has been arrested twice under the Prevention of Terrorism Act on return from separate shows abroad. Both times released with no charge.

Eastborn donated proceeds of his online releases to various charities and regularly performed for children's charities and political groups. This has led him to working with such politicians as George Galloway and Tommy Sheridan, as well as supporting and releasing tracks for several local and international charities.

Eastborn's company worked with local youth groups and drugs and alcohol abuse groups aiding young people and their families. It was said that he donated a substantial amount to charity groups and also aided in the development of an orphanage in Ukraine, one in Kenya and was forefront to helping with a convoy to Palestine.

Eastborn has worked with Prince Po, Canibus, Pacewone, 60 Second Assassin and Killah Priest (Wu Tang Clan). His latest album has still never surfaced Global Warning - 13 Bloodlines, which has led many to believe it will never be released, as Eastborn has unofficially retired and moved to SE Asia to continue coaching soccer. He was a relatively successful coach in Scotland with various clubs and he moved away from music and more into youth work.

He is now a UEFA-qualified, English and Scottish FA coach and lived and coached in Singapore, the US, Thailand, Scotland, Italy and Vietnam.

Current Youth Coach in SE Asia.

Discography

Guest appearances