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Stevie Dee

“You have just got to be professional if you want to succeed in this business”, insists Stevie Dee, considered by many people in the London Club circuit to be one of the top DJ’s on the scene today.

Stevie, from County Caver in Ireland, has over 10 years’ experience slaving over a hot turntable and still maintains that he gets the same thrill from performing at gigs now as he did when he first started out at local halls and private parties.

Performing is definitely the right term to describe Stevie’s exuberant style, which is totally opposite to the anonymous style of many DJ’s. He’s more likely to be directing the audience in dance movements or appearing in fancy dress.

Moving to London in 1989, Stevie quickly gained residencies at the New Cross Venue and Stockwell Swan, and established club nights ‘Love Shack’ and ‘Freak Out’ as the most popular 70s/80s party club nights in South London. Stevie has also completed a two-year radio journalism course at Vauxhall College. The course included areas such as speech tuition, studio technology, interview techniques and programme planning.

Stevie Dee’s in-demand mobile roadshow has taken him to big events, from a celebrity party launch of the ‘Brady Bunch’ movie at Planet Hollywood to a fancy dress championship celebration for the players and staff at Blackburn Rovers (even getting Kenny Dalglish to shake a leg on the dance floor!)