In October 2004, StoneBridge released a long awaited debut artist album ‘Can’t Get Enough’. The album received overwhelming international acclaim, selling huge amounts and spawning the massive hit singles ‘Put ‘Em High’ and ‘Take Me Away’. Both tracks hit the UK Top 10 and to date have been released in 24 countries. With fans around the world desperate for more, in 2007 StoneBridge released his follow up artist album ‘Music Takes Me’ to similar ecstatic reaction. The singles from the album ‘SOS’, ‘You Don’t Know’ and ‘Close To Heaven’ have continued the StoneBridge success story, blasting out of radios everywhere and charting highly across the world.

Born in Stockholm, StoneBridge began DJ’ing in the early eighties, spinning funk and disco at his own night, ‘Fellini’. After hearing the innovative sounds of house music coming from Chicago in the mid 80’s, StoneBridge immediately knew where his future lay and made an official switch to house, starting to remix tracks with a crew of other local DJs under the name SweMix. Their reputation grew and soon StoneBridge began remixing international acts like De La Soul, Titiyo and Rebel MC. However, it was with his remix of Robin S ‘Show Me Love’ in 1993, that StoneBridge established himself as a world class remixer and producer. The record went on to become one of the biggest selling house records of all time and before long some of the world’s biggest names in music were looking for the magical StoneBridge touch to remix their records. The list of artists StoneBridge has remixed reads like a who’s who of music; artists such as Lenny Kravitz, Missy Elliott, Robbie Williams, Simple Minds, Will Smith, Texas, Patti Labelle and Debbie Harry.

Most recently it was StoneBridge who was asked to remix ‘Gimme More’ the comeback single from Britney Spears connecting Britney to the dance floors once again as only he knows how followed by the Grammy nominated remix of Ne Yo ‘Closer’ and Usher ‘Love In This Club’. Other recent StoneBridge remixes include Jennifer Hudson ‘If This Isn’t Love’, NKOTB ft Ne-Yo ‘Single’, Jazmine Sullivan ‘Dream Big’, Take That 'Out All Night' and Pussycat Dolls ft Missy Elliott 'Whatcha Think About That', which are set to rock the clubs in months to come.

As head of his own highly successful label Stoney Boy Music, StoneBridge continues to release club anthems with his special brand of peak time house. Alongside his forthcoming third artist album and a third installment of his mix album series ‘The Flavour, The Vibe’, new singles MaRLo ‘Ula’ and Dumb Dan ‘Lights Are Low’ are also set for release on this respected dance label.

So, with a career that has already spanned two decades, StoneBridge shows no signs of slowing down, or losing the passion for house music that has given us so many great tunes. The StoneBridge story still has a long way to go...

StoneBridge nominated for Grammy 2009
The nominees in the remix category for this year's Grammy were StoneBridge for Ne-Yo 'Closer', Deadmau5 for Morgan Page 'The Longest Road', Justice for MGMT 'Electric Feel', Junkie XL for Madonna '4 Minutes' and Moto Blanco for Mary J Blige 'Just Fine'. Unfortunately (for StoneBridge), the Grammy went to Justice, but the experience and honour just to be there was amazing.