Addictive TV

London based DJ/producer act Addictive TV are best known for their innovative use of video sampling to remix all kind of media. They create music from the sounds you see in video samples, performing fully audio/visual sets and have now played in over 50 countries worldwide. Addictive TV are Graham Daniels and Mark Vidler (aka GHP / Go Home Productions). Created the Blondie vs The Doors AV mash-up for EMI. DJ Magazine voted them number #1 VJs in the world 2004 and 2006 and #2 in 2005 and 2007 (the only visual act to remain in the top 3 positions all the time DJ Mag ran the poll). Addictive TV were part of the line up with Arnaud Rebotini, Leonard de Leonard and S.Mos (Birdy Nam Nam) at the World's largest ever silent disco held at Cabaret Frappé 2011 in Grenoble, France. Since 2012, they've been recording musicians around the world for their Orchestra of Samples venture, and in 2016 signed with German label !K7 to release an album of the project in 2017 - UK newspaper The Times called it "ingenious and compelling" and website Cultured Vultures called it "a glimpse into the very essence of music".