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School bangers returned where they started

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Introduction to James B Partridge

James B Partridge, a 34-year-old music teacher from Dorset, has been making waves with his school assembly songs. These songs, which were initially created for his students, have gained popularity and are now being sung at festivals like Camp Bestival.

Early Life and Inspiration

Partridge grew up in Poole, Dorset, and attended Stanley Green First School, Oakdale Middle, and Poole Grammar. He started singing with the Bournemouth Symphony Youth Chorus and later with the Bournemouth Symphony Chorus at the Poole Lighthouse. This experience inspired him to become a professional musician. The Poole Lighthouse, where he spent a significant amount of time, holds a special place in his heart. He said, "It was a very special place to experience live music and get me on a way to be a professional musician."

The Birth of School Bangers

During the Covid lockdown, Partridge started creating school bangers while teaching online. He published a video for his students to sing along, which quickly gained traction. He explained, "I set up a video that was my top 10 primary school as a joke for my friends and family, and it really started." This humble beginning marked the start of something big.

Rise to Fame

As lockdown restrictions were lifted, Partridge organized his first singing event, which snowballed into a massive success. His set at Glastonbury was so popular that the organizers had to close the field. This overwhelming response encouraged him to continue creating and sharing his music. He said, "It’s gone mad, and now I’m back in Dorset where it all started."

Giving Back to the Community

Partridge recently returned to his primary school on its 70th anniversary, where he judged the school talent show. This was his first time back in the meeting hall since he left in the mid-1990s. He reminisced about his time at the school, saying, "I actually judged the school talent show, and it was the first time that I was in this meeting hall since I left in the mid-1990s." This experience brought back fond memories and reminded him of his roots.

Conclusion

James B Partridge’s journey from a music teacher to a festival sensation is a testament to the power of passion and creativity. His school assembly songs have brought people together, and his story serves as an inspiration to aspiring musicians and music lovers alike. With his music continuing to gain popularity, Partridge is sure to make a lasting impact on the music scene.

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