Scottish Radio Host Niamh Jobson Passes Away at 22 in Hong Kong
Tragedy struck the music industry as Scottish DJ and radio host, Niamh Jobson, passed away at the young age of 22 in Hong Kong. The Daily Record reported that Niamh’s family confirmed her untimely death, expressing immense grief over the loss of the talented individual. Niamh, who was based in Glasgow, left a mark on the music scene, with her family describing her as “hugely gifted, talented, intuitive, wise, fiercely clever, funny, sparkly, stunningly beautiful.” Born in Hong Kong, Niamh spent her early years on the Isle of Eigg before moving to Glasgow, where she worked at the renowned Sub Club.
Having delved into Glasgow’s vibrant dance music community, Niamh not only produced and played music but also had a show called ‘Dub Series’ with fellow DJ Kairogen. Her talent extended to the radio, where she showcased her skills on Radio Buena Vida. Niamh’s association with Sub Club was strong, and she performed at the iconic ‘Return to Mono’ show by Slam and the long-standing club night Subculture.
The news of Niamh’s passing has left many in shock and mourning, with tributes pouring in from various corners of the industry. A spokesperson for Sub Club shared heartfelt words, calling Niamh “Inspirational, courageous, warm, talented, beautiful.” Similarly, Radio Buena Vida expressed deep sadness over the loss, remembering Niamh as a wonderful and genuine soul. While the cause of her death remains undisclosed, her family announced that funeral arrangements would be communicated in due course.
Niamh’s legacy as a young and vibrant talent in the music world will be remembered by many who were touched by her passion and creativity. The void left by her absence serves as a poignant reminder of the fleeting nature of life and the lasting impact of those who share their gifts with the world. May her memory live on through the music she created and the lives she touched during her time in this realm.