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Labrinth's older brother audition's for Britain's Got Talent.


This Saturday's Britain's Got Talent sees 27-year-old Josh Mckenzie, a musician from London known as MckNasty. MckNasty is the older sibling of the hugely successful artist Labrinth.  But will the drummer prove a hit with the judges?



Britain’s Got Talent broadcasts Saturday 4 May at 7.15 pm on ITV
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