StoneBridge
Real Name:
Sten Olof Hallström
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Grammy-nominated producer and DJ from Sweden. Founded record labels Stoney Boy Music, Dirty Harry Records, StoneBridge Recordings and BTB Records.
StoneBridge won international renown with his remix of the 1993 hit "Show Me Love" by Robin S. In 2008, he received a Grammy nomination for his remix of Ne-Yo's track "Closer". He was one of six DJs behind the label/DJ remix services Remixed Records and SweMix Records.
Married to Diane Söderholm and father of Axel Hall and Damien Hall.
StoneBridge won international renown with his remix of the 1993 hit "Show Me Love" by Robin S. In 2008, he received a Grammy nomination for his remix of Ne-Yo's track "Closer". He was one of six DJs behind the label/DJ remix services Remixed Records and SweMix Records.
Married to Diane Söderholm and father of Axel Hall and Damien Hall.
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Richard_23
April 3, 2010
I know very little about Stonebridge or Stoney Music or how much of the end result on Stonebridge albums are due to Hallström's handiwork and how much is due to those he collaberates with (he produces tracks with a lot of different artists), but my ear detects the telltale signs of a perfectionist, an obsessive production team and/or a technically gifted producer. Then again maybe this is just some guy who can consistently churn out product like this in his sleep.
I don't really sweat the details much though. Having clocked many hours spinning records, trying to pull off the perfect transition for a mixtape or whatever, I can appreciate tracks produced with club mixing in mind. While there's not much in the way of groundbreaking material here and some may get the impression that they're hearing different mixdowns of material sourced from the same sources -- remixes of the same basic track, formula, robot music, production as a science, babbling in a review without coherence.... Where was I?
Something similar happens to my thought process when one of Stonebridge's slick productions is playing....
Yeah, there is definitely a bit of sameness to Stonebridge's productions, but when it sounds so good, the music just moves you, boiled down to its essence, it's just dance music. But damn, this ear candy I like. You'll be able to know pretty quickly if Stonebridge is your bag or not by sampling the music he pumps out on his website. Hits or misses, frankly I can't tell the difference. I'll have another, please.
I don't really sweat the details much though. Having clocked many hours spinning records, trying to pull off the perfect transition for a mixtape or whatever, I can appreciate tracks produced with club mixing in mind. While there's not much in the way of groundbreaking material here and some may get the impression that they're hearing different mixdowns of material sourced from the same sources -- remixes of the same basic track, formula, robot music, production as a science, babbling in a review without coherence.... Where was I?
Something similar happens to my thought process when one of Stonebridge's slick productions is playing....
Yeah, there is definitely a bit of sameness to Stonebridge's productions, but when it sounds so good, the music just moves you, boiled down to its essence, it's just dance music. But damn, this ear candy I like. You'll be able to know pretty quickly if Stonebridge is your bag or not by sampling the music he pumps out on his website. Hits or misses, frankly I can't tell the difference. I'll have another, please.
DJHere2makeumove
March 2, 2021