Northern Irish DJ who started spinning records in 1988 at the tender age of 13. Mainly doing private parties and school discos. Then comes 1991, and the story changes. At 16 years old, Stevie nabbed his very first nightclub residency in Bangor, Northern Ireland; and has been a consistent figure in his home country ever since.
When it comes to DJing, Stevie isn't a 'one trick pony'. Having graced nightclubs up and down the country, across the UK, and in parts of Europe, he has become known as a proper 'Old Skool' DJ. However, his love and passion for music has meant that he was (and is) capable of bringing many different genres to the turntables.
In 1995, Stevie was signed to Fubar Club Records, with his first single 'Keep The Dream Alive', under the name 'Schertzo' (listen here). It was co-produced with the legendary Paul Masterson (Yomanda).
The Pandemic changed Stevie's perspective on lots of things, so DJs a lot less these days. However, his passion for a good DJ mix remains.
