Stu Hirst

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Stu Hirst is a UK based house and techno dj. He is also known by his guises of Ourhouse, Rockstaar and Davidson & Hirst, having released on some of the biggest and most important electronic labels since 2004.

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[edit] Biography

Hirst has established himself as one of the bright spark talents in electronic music having released super tunes on labels such as Harlem, Plastic Fantastic, VIVA, Limbo, Subversive, and Distinctive. He’s remixed tunes for a variety of imprints, including Deeper Substance, Red, Adjust, and more. This is all alongside running his Strawberry Blonde label, which features his own material as well as work from establish artists like Murray Richardson, Tim Andresen, Shafunkers & Disciples Of Sound. Hailed by Steve Lawler as a "fantastic songwriter", 2007 will see Stu release on heavyweight labels Global Underground, Toolroom and Baroque, in addition to Digital Plastic. DJ wise, Stu is no stranger to success, having won DJ Magazine's Mix Competition in 2003 and played at some of the finest clubs in Europe, including no less than three Space Closing Parties in Ibiza, Global & Galaxy in Lithuania, Nautilus in Latvia, La Mania in Romania, and Ministry Of Sound, Egg, The Cross, The Arches and many more in the UK. Stu has a monthly show on leading electronic internet radio station Proton and also a monthly podcast, which has over 1400 subscribers and grows daily.

[edit] Discography

[edit] Singles

As Stu Hirst:

  • 'Rhythmique / Electronique' [Harlem Electric]
  • 'Feel Excited' [Limbo]
  • 'Plenty / The Floor' [Plastic Fantastic]
  • 'Choral' [Strawberry Blonde]
  • 'Cocooned' [Fantastic House]
  • 'Back To 92' [Strawberry Blonde]

As Ourhouse:

  • 'Jackin On' [Subversive]
  • 'Dropout' [Level]
  • 'Dropout (Trouble Soup Edit)' [Distinctive]
  • 'Start As You Mean To Go Wrong' [Strawberry Blonde]

As Rockstaar:

  • 'She Yells She Bangs / Mindtwister' [Strawberry Blonde]

As Davidson & Hirst

  • 'Looking For Something' [Level]

As Vunki Haas

  • 'Lifesigns / Four V Two' [SJH]

[edit] Remixes

  • Dirty Rotten DJ's 'Start Getting Naked' [Level Recordings]
  • Mike Monday 'Housequake' [Level Recordings]
  • Demi - 'Gearbox' [Deeper Substance Records]
  • J&S Project 'Gone Years' [Adjust Recordings]
  • Livio & Roby feat George G present Monochrome 'Mondovista' [Strawberry Blonde Records]
  • Bigger Than Jesus 'Magnatar' [Climax Recordings]
  • The Pushers 'Heart Leaks Out' [Adjust Recordings]
  • Mark Sun 'Dawnlight' [Jack Digitals Recordings]
  • Tim Davison 'After Midnight' [Plastic Digital]
  • Matt Cerf 'So Much More' [Sequential Records]
  • Chuck Lepley 'Rock' [Mining Vinyl Records]
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