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Goldie rocks out for The Big Issue

Goldie – acclaimed musician, music producer, DJ, visual artist and actor – has donned his wig to go hair metal for The Big Issue.

Goldie – acclaimed musician, music producer, DJ, visual artist and actor – has donned his wig to go hair metal for The Big Issue.

In a new video released to promote his donation to The Big Art Auction, the UK jungle star is seen headbanging on the balcony of his home in Phuket, Thailand.

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Goldie is one of nine artists who have customised a Fender Stratocaster guitar to be auctioned off on November 4 to support The Big Issue and its network of sellers in a time of crisis.

In the video, he introduces his “Fender Splattocaster” and proceeds to put it to good use with some serious rocking out.

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Goldie said: “Such an awesome project to really put light on the homelessness in the UK. Big up Big Issue for involving me in this project, it is an honour.”

The Big Issue is offering increased support for sellers who are unable to get out to their pitches to sell or who are facing increased hardship due to the coronavirus crisis. 

The proceeds from the auction will enable the frontline team to keep providing the day to day support that has been so essential in keeping sellers going through this unprecedented time.

Find out more about the auction here.

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