Judge Jules budged from Radio 1 as Gilles Peterson departs
that veterans are going to make room for the new generation of DJs like Skream and Benga specialized and Toddla T
He is known for its thousands of listeners that the "judge", but the judge on the BBC Radio 1 is swapping its July record box for a new career as a lawyer.
Judge Jules is one of a series of high profile departures from the BBC Radio 1 announced by the station on Wednesday, as Gilles Peterson, Fabio and Grooverider and Kissy Sell Out, as part of a reorganization of specialist music DJs in the late evening and overnight air.
a renewed program that will see the arrival of five new music specialist DJs - Skream and Benga, Toddla T, Charlie Sloth and friction - and the creation of a new show, BBC Radio 1 Residence Launched in April of next year.
Change is the first milestone of the new Radio 1 controller Ben Cooper to check alignment of the DJ station. Cooper, vice-season length, was appointed controller of Radio 1 October, after the departure of Andy Parfitt.
a legal career is unlikely that the transition to a dance music DJ, but Judge Jules - whose real name is Jules O'Riordan - studied law at the London School of Economics, where It began as part-time DJ. Hence the nickname.
O'Riordan will become an entertainment lawyer in Sheridan media company in London. He said he will continue to play in their free time. Peterson, who is in talks with BBC Radio 6 Music on future projects, said: "I had an amazing 13 years at Radio 1 - be able to get away with the radical music that I "pushed I was always surprised and I thank Radio 1 for giving me the freedom to do so. I really want to continue my work in the family of the BBC in the future."
- Radio 1 has been under pressure from its two commercial rivals and the BBC Trust to attract a younger audience after the average age of listeners continue to rise.
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