Stevens and Dub FX. Since become World Loopstation Champion, he has been in demand as an authority on technology and creativity. He has spoken at international events including TEDx, CDI in Mexico, ITV’s Big Think, Roundhouse Rising, Music Tech Fest, MGX (Microsoft USA) and WIRED2014. Theatrical work and the Edinburgh Fringe In 2011 SK Shlomo toured his first one-man theatrical show "Mouthtronica" which explored SK Shlomo's Iraqi-Jewish background and the story of how he became a beatboxer. In each performance, SK Shlomo improvised a spontaneous collaboration with a local guest artist, which were sourced via Twitter and Facebook. The collaborations were recorded for an improvised charity album which raised over £500 for medical charity Doctors Without Borders. After the initial 22 date UK tour, SK Shlomo took Mouthtronica to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival where the show received several five star reviews, was nominated for the Holden Street Theatres' Edinburgh Fringe Award and sold out for the entire four-week run. While he was in Edinburgh, SK Shlomo performed a collaboration with singer James Morrison for BBC Radio 1 and worked with his childhood hero Michael Winslow to create a special one-off show called "Old Skool meets New Skool". SK Shlomo's theatrical work includes 3 full length one man theatre shows, all of which have sold out at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and toured the UK. He also created and directed a stage show entitled The Vocal Orchestra which for ran for at London's Southbank, Edinburgh Fringe and continues to tour internationally. Guinness World records SK Shlomo has twice held the record for the World's Largest Beatbox Ensemble, and is the current holder for directing a group of 2,081 Google employees at the Dublin Convention Centre in November 2011. Work as a composer SK Shlomo is often commissioned to write for choirs, stage shows, films and adverts. Recent works include a score for the BFI's restoration of Alfred Hitchcock's Downhill, a specially commissioned piece for the Royal Festival Hall's organ and a nomination for the British Composer Awards for his piece for the National Youth Choir. References External links British beatboxers People educated at the Royal Grammar School, High Wycombe British people of German-Jewish descent British people of Iraqi-Jewish descent Living people People from Buckinghamshire Date of birth missing (living people) 1983 births Musicians from Buckinghamshire 21st-century British singers 21st-century British male singers