Resumé
Becca Dudley is a London based DJ and Broadcaster.
Born into a musical family, Becca graduated from London College of Fashion, before cutting her teeth as an editor and stylist for Fiasco Magazine.
Becca is MTV UK’s lead presenter. Starting her TV career there in 2012 when she was signed up to front their daily news programme and rising up the ranks to interview the world’s biggest music artists and celebrities including Pharrell Williams, Cameron Diaz, Bebe Rexha and Stormzy. Becca fronts multiple shows for MTV whilst also covering worldwide music events and festivals including the MTV MIAWS in Mexico City and Tomorrowland in Belgium. She has co-presented the prestigious EMA’s Red Carpet show with Sway Calloway for MTV International since 2016 and in 2020 presented the EMA’s extra coverage solo with special “virtual” shows.
As a radio broadcaster Becca was one of the first DJ’s brought on board Apple Music’s international station Beats 1, now Apple Music 1. She hosts her own playlist slots as well as covering for some of their daily shows. Live, you can find Becca DJing at major venues and festivals across the world. Spinning for brands including Armani and ASOS and supporting some of the world’s biggest reggae and dancehall acts, including Chronixx, Protoje and Morgan Heritage.
In 2016, Becca launched her own music platform DEADLY. Born from her passion for reggae, dancehall and bashment, DEADLY now produces original documentaries, music videos, interviews and live sessions, showcasing the most exciting artists from the UK, Caribbean and more.
For ITV’s X Factor Becca hosted the digital spin-off series Xtra Bites in 2017 and 2018 as well as the X Factor Live Tour, presenting the arena shows across the UK and Ireland in 2018 and 2019. She has also worked with the Mercury Music Prize on their winner’s social coverage and with Red Bull in Japan on a TV dance show.
You can usually find Becca djing reggae, dancehall and hip-hop across London and the UK, spinning at festivals including Glastonbury, as well as supporting some of the world's biggest reggae and dancehall artists.
Born into a musical family, Becca graduated from London College of Fashion, before cutting her teeth as an editor and stylist for Fiasco Magazine.
Becca is MTV UK’s lead presenter. Starting her TV career there in 2012 when she was signed up to front their daily news programme and rising up the ranks to interview the world’s biggest music artists and celebrities including Pharrell Williams, Cameron Diaz, Bebe Rexha and Stormzy. Becca fronts multiple shows for MTV whilst also covering worldwide music events and festivals including the MTV MIAWS in Mexico City and Tomorrowland in Belgium. She has co-presented the prestigious EMA’s Red Carpet show with Sway Calloway for MTV International since 2016 and in 2020 presented the EMA’s extra coverage solo with special “virtual” shows.
As a radio broadcaster Becca was one of the first DJ’s brought on board Apple Music’s international station Beats 1, now Apple Music 1. She hosts her own playlist slots as well as covering for some of their daily shows. Live, you can find Becca DJing at major venues and festivals across the world. Spinning for brands including Armani and ASOS and supporting some of the world’s biggest reggae and dancehall acts, including Chronixx, Protoje and Morgan Heritage.
In 2016, Becca launched her own music platform DEADLY. Born from her passion for reggae, dancehall and bashment, DEADLY now produces original documentaries, music videos, interviews and live sessions, showcasing the most exciting artists from the UK, Caribbean and more.
For ITV’s X Factor Becca hosted the digital spin-off series Xtra Bites in 2017 and 2018 as well as the X Factor Live Tour, presenting the arena shows across the UK and Ireland in 2018 and 2019. She has also worked with the Mercury Music Prize on their winner’s social coverage and with Red Bull in Japan on a TV dance show.
You can usually find Becca djing reggae, dancehall and hip-hop across London and the UK, spinning at festivals including Glastonbury, as well as supporting some of the world's biggest reggae and dancehall artists.