Some of my faves from 2017 including tracks from Dusky, Eli & Fur, Above & Beyond, GusGus & Grum.

Stevie Dee - MyHouse - Aug '17

Inspired by my time in Berlin I wanted to pull together a deep sounding mix with a selection of producers that have influenced over the years. (123bpm).

Its the digital age but as we indulge in its merits I also look back and reflect on how things were. Record shops, vinyl, and exclusive white labels nobody else had. I choose to use Traktor to pull in the latest digital tracks but played on good old fashioned 1200's. The perfect combination.
Enjoy!

Stevie Dee - MyHouse 'Digital' - Autumn 13

Stevie Dee started mixing in 1995, mashing up Jungle and Drum & Bass and gaining his clubbing wings frequenting clubs like Mr B’s in Wolverhampton and various warehouse raves around the UK. Shortly after exposure to House music and in the late 90’s he moved to London and settled in one of the most exciting clubbing capitals of the world.

Influences from an early age include the likes of Carl Cox, Groove Armada, Sasha, Nalin & Kane, Faithless, Way out West and more recently Eric Prydz, D-Nox, Hybrid, Beckers, Jaytech, Quivver and Grum. 

Through the years Stevie has thrown many parties under his ‘MyHouse’ banner and been venue host to Wimbledon’s flagship and quirky late night venue – Sia. Stevie is used to playing extended sets of up to 5 hours as is portrayed in his ability to structure and progress through his melodic sets. His eclectic style, uplifting blend and enthusiasm behind the decks will always progress into something truly special. 

Stevie’s residency for South London’s very first Sunday party ‘Sundazed’ at The Whitehouse took him to new heights and club experiences including Pacha, The Egg, Hidden, The Cross, Turmills and Factory. Not to mention international gigs in Ibiza, Poland, Cape Town and Amsterdam. Stevie has played alongside many established DJ’s including Tall Paul, Judge Jules, Krafty Kuts, Brandon Block, Paul Harris, the Soul Avengerz and Alex Miles.

A project man by nature, Stevie gets involved in some interesting initiatives including one of the most dynamic and talked about word of mouth parties to hit London – PlasteredCard (2005). An invite only, one off party with a policy for freestyle (anything goes) sets, an undiscovered venue and a vibe like no other, neatly pulled together with a tantalising online campaign.

Another project of note was the Cape Town club tour - Global Breakthrough (2006). Teaming up with 33 Degrees South, TrusttheDJ, Goldfish, Tom Neville, Dean Fuel, Shaun Duvet, Paolo Mojo and Toolroom’s Mark Knight and featuring a young and fierce DJ line up of the freshest talent on the international DJ circuit on a backdrop of the Cape’s clubs, beaches and villas.

These days you will find him hosting ‘MyHouse-Sessions', playing Deep and Progressive on FlightFM digital radio from 6-8pm every other Monday alongside Art El Bam.

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