Tinie Tempah's final two Tracks Of My Years

Vernon finishes the week with Tinie Tempah's final two selections in Tracks Of My Years, and today they're from Calvin Harris and Route 94 featuring Jess Glynne.

Plus, there's a final round of Ten To The Top before the weekend, and Vernon finds more fun in the BBC Archive in Vernon's Vault.

Born in 1988 in London, Tinie Tempah began his music career in the mid-00s as part of the collective Aftershock Hooligans before going solo and founding his own independent label. In 2010 he released his huge breakthrough single, Pass Out, which spent two weeks at #1 in the UK singles chart, followed by a second chart-topper and massive international hit Written In The Stars, then his debut album Disc-Overy. The album topped the UK chart, went top 30 in the US and has been certified 3x platinum, leading to two Brit Awards for British Breakthrough Act and Best British Single. He's also won four MOBO Awards, as well as an Ivor Novello and has released two more records. Over the years he's collaborated with Zara Larsson, Calvin Harris, Labrinth, Swedish House Mafia, Kelly Rowland and many more. In the last few years he's presented TV documentaries and shows including Extraordinary Extensions on Channel 4 and appearing as a guest investor on Dragons' Den. He's also a purple belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu and has recently returned to music, with the latest single Living Life released earlier this year.

Listen to Vernon's full conversation with Tinie Tempah for Tracks Of My Years along with previous episodes on BBC Sounds, and watch it on BBC iPlayer and Radio 2's YouTube channel, just search for 'Tracks Of My Years'.

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