The music producer Nick & # 39; Moonbase & # 39; Luke, 26, in his fight against brain cancer

Australian music producer Nick & # 39; Moonbase & # 39; Luke talked about his fight against brain cancer.

The 26-year-old man suffered a headache for a year and was misdiagnosed before discovering that he had a "ball-sized tumor" in his brain following a to scan.

Addressing the Daily Telegraph, Nick said, "Before I had my diagnosis, I had never thought that a brain cancer could happen to someone who was diagnosed with it. as young as me. At 26. & # 39;

He added, "I thought cancer was something that happened in your later years, it was something I was doing with the elderly."

In addition to being misdiagnosed early, Nick admitted that his symptoms persisted, he let himself be checked again by the side of the road as he focused on his burgeoning musical career.

The young star also admitted to Googling all her symptoms "like a typical millennium", the results revealing that her symptoms were probably related to depression.

Nick then spent five weeks in the hospital after recovering the tumor, followed by a few months of rehabilitation by working his walk and balance.

He is now in full recovery and returns to music with his new single Rebound with British rapper Merky Ace.

Aged 26, he also contributes to awareness by becoming an ambassador of the Cure Brain Cancer Foundation.

Under his artist name Moonbase, Nick is best known for his collaboration with Anderson Paak It Don's Matter, which appeared in the trailer for Fast and Furious 8.

He has also opened his own record company, Trench Records, which is making waves on the Australian music scene.

The label has worked with some big newcomers, including rapper Ms Banks.