- Club 7 - The Opening Set Artwork
Club 7 - The Opening Set Uploaded by ianstewart Start following on January 28, 2010 05:19
My first set from opening night at Club 7 in Lenox, MA (12/26/09). Enjoy. - Raudy (Original Mix) Artwork
Raudy (Original Mix) Uploaded by ianstewart Start following on January 14, 2010 23:17
A little tech-house number with a bit of a progressive vibe to it that I started about a year ago. I think it's finally done... I hope. Enjoy! S.O.P. (Original Mix) Uploaded by ianstewart Start following on December 13, 2009 21:53
Chopped-up, bangin' electro-house track that is the result of a new collaborative effort with ElectronicAnonymous. Enjoi!Superstition (Ian Stewart's Re-Jack) Uploaded by ianstewart Start following on August 10, 2009 02:27
Funky-ass remix of the classic (I couldn't help myself ok? Please don't sue me).Ghost Notes (Stratos ReDub) Uploaded by ianstewart Start following on June 19, 2009 00:51
Remix of a John Brown's Body track I did for a remix competition. Honestly, putting it up here is part of a last ditch effort to get it converted to Windows Media format on a Mac (don't even ask). Comments are welcome as always.Sewer Rats (And Fungus) Uploaded by ianstewart Start following on April 13, 2009 23:41
This track was largely inspired by the Soulwax documentary "Part of the Weekend Never Dies". Definitely worth checking out. That and a grimy weekend in NYC resulted in the above.Fractal Uploaded by ianstewart Start following on March 11, 2009 21:34
Chic Corea, Detroit, and a sonic smelter all got together in my head. This is the result.Maddness To My Method Uploaded by ianstewart Start following on March 11, 2009 21:22
Oscillators and distortion. I think the rest is pretty self-explanatory.
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In 2005, after far too many years of sitting around and watching other people do it, Ian Stewart grabbed some records, threw 'em on a couple junky turntables, shoved a not-so-junky mixer in between, and did his best to keep the music at the same tempo. Now, countless hours of practice and an investment in some less junky equipment later, Ian consistently throws down bumpin' house sets that rock the party late into the night. Depending on the venue you're liable to hear him playing anything from grimy electro-house to atmospheric drum n bass.
His productions reflect his varied taste in electronic dance music, although recently his efforts have tended to focus on his unique flavors of tech- and electro-house.
For booking information you can contact Ian directly at DJIanStewart@gmail.com.
