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Peaches

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Born 1968.

Merrill Nisker, Canada-born electronic artist

Peaches is a performance name for the person Merrill Nisker.

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Biography

Merrill Beth Nisker (Born 1966 in Toronto, Ontario), better known as Peaches, is an electronic musician whose songs are noted for their use of explicit & sexual lyrics.

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BBC Reviews Really Simple Syndication

  1. I Feel Cream 2009

    I Feel Cream

    Reviewed by Ian Wade

    The Canadian performance artist mellows out. A Bit

Credits

Role Artist Release
Vocal Chicks on Speed We Don't Play Guitars
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Played By

Since December 2008

  1. 1. Colin Murray

    Colin Murray BBC Radio 1

  2. 2. Nemone

    Nemone BBC 6 Music

  3. 3. George Lamb

    George Lamb BBC 6 Music

  4. 4. Steve Lamacq

    Steve Lamacq BBC 6 Music

  5. 5. Zane Lowe

    Zane Lowe BBC Radio 1

  6. 6. Lauren Laverne

    Lauren Laverne BBC 6 Music

  7. 7. Nick Grimshaw

    Nick Grimshaw BBC Radio 1

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Played On

Since December 2008

  1. BBC 6 Music 100%

  2. BBC Radio 1 33%

  3. BBC Radio Scotland 4%

  4. BBC Radio Ulster 4%

  5. BBC Switch 2%

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